pulpit Synonyms
pulpit Meaning
Wordnet
pulpit (n)
a platform raised above the surrounding level to give prominence to the person on it
pulpit Sentence Examples
- The preacher stood behind the pulpit, delivering a powerful sermon to the congregation.
- The pulpit in the old church was ornately carved with intricate designs.
- From the pulpit, the religious leader offered words of guidance and inspiration to those gathered.
- The pastor adjusted the microphone on the pulpit before beginning the Sunday service.
- She felt a sense of reverence every time she approached the pulpit to share her message.
- The pulpit provided a platform for speakers to address the community on important issues.
- The pulpit was located at the front of the sanctuary, elevated for all to see.
- The visiting minister spoke passionately from the pulpit about the importance of kindness and compassion.
- The choir director signaled to the pianist from her spot near the pulpit.
- During weddings, the bride and groom often exchanged vows in front of the pulpit, surrounded by loved ones.
FAQs About the word pulpit
a platform raised above the surrounding level to give prominence to the person on it
altar, podium, rostrum, stand,platform, dais, bimah, bima, scaffold,tribune
No antonyms found.
The preacher stood behind the pulpit, delivering a powerful sermon to the congregation.
The pulpit in the old church was ornately carved with intricate designs.
From the pulpit, the religious leader offered words of guidance and inspiration to those gathered.
The pastor adjusted the microphone on the pulpit before beginning the Sunday service.
