church bell (Meaning)
Wordnet
church bell (n)
a bell in a church tower (usually sounded to summon people to church)
Synonyms & Antonyms of church bell
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church bell Sentence Examples
- The resonant sound of the church bell echoed across the village, signaling the start of Sunday service.
- Each morning, the church bell rang out, awakening the townsfolk to begin their day.
- As the bride walked down the aisle, the church bell pealed joyfully, announcing the start of her wedding ceremony.
- In times of celebration and mourning, the church bell tolled solemnly, marking significant moments in the community's life.
- The ancient church bell, weathered by time, held within it the stories of generations past.
- Children played in the shadow of the church bell tower, their laughter mingling with the tolling of the bell.
- With each swing of the rope, the church bell's melody filled the air, a timeless call to worship.
- The church bell's chime could be heard from miles away, guiding travelers and villagers alike.
- During festivals, the church bell rang out with exuberance, adding to the festive atmosphere of the celebrations.
- As the sun set behind the hills, the church bell tolled softly, bidding farewell to another day in the quiet countryside.
FAQs About the word church bell
a bell in a church tower (usually sounded to summon people to church)
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The resonant sound of the church bell echoed across the village, signaling the start of Sunday service.
Each morning, the church bell rang out, awakening the townsfolk to begin their day.
As the bride walked down the aisle, the church bell pealed joyfully, announcing the start of her wedding ceremony.
In times of celebration and mourning, the church bell tolled solemnly, marking significant moments in the community's life.
