churchyards Synonyms

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a yard that belongs to a church and is often used as a burial ground

The old churchyards were filled with weathered tombstones, each bearing a tale of lives long past.
In the eerie silence of the churchyard, the rustling of leaves seemed to whisper secrets of the departed.
The village churchyard was a peaceful oasis, a sanctuary for reflection amidst the hustle and bustle of life.
The ivy-covered churchyards of England exuded an atmosphere of ancient mystery and tranquility.
The churchyards of New England were often marked by the austere simplicity of Puritan headstones.
The ornate gravestones in the churchyards of Paris stood as testaments to the city's rich history and artistry.
Children played hide-and-seek among the crumbling monuments in the overgrown churchyards.
The churchyards of Scotland were often adorned with Celtic crosses, imbued with ancient symbolism and lore.
The churchyards of the American South were tinged with both beauty and melancholy, evoking memories of a turbulent past.
As darkness descended, the churchyards cast an eerie glow, their shadows dancing in the flickering candlelight.

a yard that belongs to a church and is often used as a burial ground

graveyards, catacombs,cemeteries, boneyards, vaults, sepulchers, crypts, necropoleis,necropoles, necropolises

No antonyms found.

The old churchyards were filled with weathered tombstones, each bearing a tale of lives long past.

In the eerie silence of the churchyard, the rustling of leaves seemed to whisper secrets of the departed.

The village churchyard was a peaceful oasis, a sanctuary for reflection amidst the hustle and bustle of life.

The ivy-covered churchyards of England exuded an atmosphere of ancient mystery and tranquility.