sidesman (Meaning)
Wordnet
sidesman (n)
(Church of England) an assistant to the churchwarden; collects offerings of money in the church
Webster
sidesman (n.)
A party man; a partisan.
An assistant to the churchwarden; a questman.
Synonyms & Antonyms of sidesman
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sidesman Sentence Examples
- The sidesman politely directed the guests to their seats in the grand ballroom.
- At the wedding, the bride and groom had a pair of loyal sidesmen to assist them throughout the ceremony.
- The sidesman stood attentively by the bride's side, ready to offer support and guidance.
- The pastor requested the presence of the sidesmen to assist with the baptism ritual.
- The sidesman's responsibilities extended beyond holding the Bible to providing emotional encouragement to the candidate.
- In the ancient tradition, the sidesman's role was to ensure that the boundaries of the church remained secure.
- The sidesman discreetly collected the offering from the congregation during the service.
- The sidesmen acted as witnesses to the marriage vows, signing their names on the official document.
- The sidesman's presence at funerals provided comfort and support to the grieving family.
- The church was grateful for the dedicated services of the sidesmen, who tirelessly ensured the smooth running of all ceremonies.
FAQs About the word sidesman
(Church of England) an assistant to the churchwarden; collects offerings of money in the churchA party man; a partisan., An assistant to the churchwarden; a que
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The sidesman politely directed the guests to their seats in the grand ballroom.
At the wedding, the bride and groom had a pair of loyal sidesmen to assist them throughout the ceremony.
The sidesman stood attentively by the bride's side, ready to offer support and guidance.
The pastor requested the presence of the sidesmen to assist with the baptism ritual.
