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Meaning of lichgate
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lichgate (n)
a roofed gate to a churchyard, formerly used as a temporary shelter for the bier during funerals
lichgate Sentence Examples
- The ancient lichgate provided shelter from the rain while mourners gathered for the funeral procession.
- The intricately carved lichgate had weathered centuries of storms, a testament to the artisans of the past.
- The villagers stood beneath the lichgate, their hushed voices echoing in the silence.
- The priest blessed the coffin as it passed through the lichgate, a symbol of the deceased's final journey.
- The lichgate was the only remaining structure from the old churchyard, a reminder of the town's rich history.
- The mourners gathered outside the lichgate, their faces solemn as they prepared for the somber ceremony.
- The lichgate creaked and groaned in the wind, as if it were whispering secrets of the past.
- The lichgate marked the boundary between the living and the dead, a place of both sorrow and hope.
- The villagers used the lichgate as a gathering place, sharing stories and offering comfort to the bereaved.
- The lichgate was a sacred space, a place where the living could briefly share the realm of the departed.
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a roofed gate to a churchyard, formerly used as a temporary shelter for the bier during funerals
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The ancient lichgate provided shelter from the rain while mourners gathered for the funeral procession.
The intricately carved lichgate had weathered centuries of storms, a testament to the artisans of the past.
The villagers stood beneath the lichgate, their hushed voices echoing in the silence.
The priest blessed the coffin as it passed through the lichgate, a symbol of the deceased's final journey.
