chapelry Antonyms
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Meaning of chapelry
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chapelry (n.)
The territorial district legally assigned to a chapel.
chapelry Sentence Examples
- The chapelry was established to provide religious services to the remote village.
- Residents of the chapelry gathered every Sunday for worship and prayer.
- The chapelry's chapel was a focal point of community life.
- The chapelry encompassed several small hamlets nestled in the countryside.
- The chapelry had its own appointed chaplain to minister to the spiritual needs of the people.
- Over time, the chapelry grew in population, necessitating the expansion of the chapel.
- The chapelry's chapel was adorned with beautiful stained glass windows depicting biblical scenes.
- The chapelry's residents relied on the chapel for baptisms, weddings, and funerals.
- Despite its small size, the chapelry's chapel played a significant role in preserving local traditions and customs.
- The chapelry's chapel served as a symbol of hope and unity for generations of worshippers.
FAQs About the word chapelry
The territorial district legally assigned to a chapel.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The chapelry was established to provide religious services to the remote village.
Residents of the chapelry gathered every Sunday for worship and prayer.
The chapelry's chapel was a focal point of community life.
The chapelry encompassed several small hamlets nestled in the countryside.
