Pronunciation
/ˈtʃɜːrtʃ/
Definitions
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Noun: 1. A building for public religious worship, typically Christian, usually having a tower and one or more aisles. 2. The institution of organized religion, often associated with a particular denomination or community. 3. A gathering place for community activities or meetings, especially in rural areas.
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Verb: To attend or belong to a church, usually in terms of religious affiliation.
Phrases
- “Attend church” means to go to religious services.
- “Sunday church” refers to attending church on Sundays.
- “Churchgoing” describes someone who regularly attends religious services.
Example Sentences
- Noun: “The old stone church has been standing for over a century.”
- Verb: “My grandparents were lifelong members of their local church.”
- Prepositional phrase: “The congregation gathered in the church for the annual service.”