churchly (Meaning)

Wordnet

churchly (s)

resembling or suggesting or appropriate to a church

Webster

Pertaining to, or suitable for, the church; ecclesiastical.

The village had a churchly air about it, with its quaint streets leading to the historic church at the center.
Her attire for the wedding was elegant yet churchly, reflecting the solemnity of the occasion.
The pastor's demeanor was dignified and churchly, commanding respect from his congregation.
The town's architecture featured many churchly elements, such as spires and stained glass windows.
The choir's voices filled the sanctuary with a churchly harmony that lifted the spirits of all present.
The annual Easter parade was a churchly tradition, with participants wearing their Sunday best.
Despite its secular origins, the holiday season often brings out a sense of churchly sentiment in many people.
The old hymns sung during the service carried a deep sense of churchly tradition, connecting worshippers to their spiritual roots.
The town's values were deeply rooted in its churchly heritage, shaping the community's ethos and identity.
The family's Sunday dinners were a time for churchly reflection and gratitude, as they gathered around the table to share a meal and give thanks.

resembling or suggesting or appropriate to a churchPertaining to, or suitable for, the church; ecclesiastical.

religious, ecclesiastic,ecclesiastical, sacramental, ministerial, ecclesial, episcopal,papal, evangelical, evangelic

secular, lay, temporal, lay, temporal,secular, nonecclesiastical, nonsectarian, nondenominational,profane

The village had a churchly air about it, with its quaint streets leading to the historic church at the center.

Her attire for the wedding was elegant yet churchly, reflecting the solemnity of the occasion.

The pastor's demeanor was dignified and churchly, commanding respect from his congregation.

The town's architecture featured many churchly elements, such as spires and stained glass windows.