lych gate (Meaning)
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lych gate ()
See under Lich.
Synonyms & Antonyms of lych gate
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lych gate Sentence Examples
- The weathered lych gate stood sentinel at the entrance to the churchyard, its heavy timbered roof casting a shadow over the path below.
- The intricately carved lych gate boasted ornate stonework and a wooden cross, a testament to the craftsmen of its time.
- The lych gate provided shelter for mourners during processions and inclement weather, serving both a practical and symbolic purpose.
- The heavy iron hinges of the lych gate creaked eerily as it was pushed open, revealing the ancient tombstones within.
- The lych gate was once used as a meeting place for village elders to discuss local matters and pass on news.
- The wooden pillars of the lych gate bore the scars of time, each weathering mark a testament to centuries of exposure to the elements.
- The lych gate stood as a gateway to the sacred space of the graveyard, separating the living from the departed.
- The massive lych gate was a testament to the faith and craftsmanship of the medieval builders who constructed it.
- The stone bench beneath the lych gate invited weary travelers and mourners to rest and reflect on the journey to the afterlife.
- The lych gate was adorned with delicate carvings depicting scenes from the life of Christ, offering comfort to those seeking solace in their grief.
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See under Lich.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The weathered lych gate stood sentinel at the entrance to the churchyard, its heavy timbered roof casting a shadow over the path below.
The intricately carved lych gate boasted ornate stonework and a wooden cross, a testament to the craftsmen of its time.
The lych gate provided shelter for mourners during processions and inclement weather, serving both a practical and symbolic purpose.
The heavy iron hinges of the lych gate creaked eerily as it was pushed open, revealing the ancient tombstones within.
