Church House

Pronunciation: /tʃɜːrtʃ haʊs/

Definitions of church house

noun A person, place, thing, or idea. In this case, 'church house' refers to a building used for religious worship.

Example Sentences

A1 The church house is where we go to pray.

A2 I visited the church house on Sunday for the service.

B1 The church house has a beautiful stained glass window.

B2 The church house is located in the center of town.

C1 The church house's architecture is a blend of modern and traditional styles.

C2 The church house's bell tower can be seen from miles away.

Examples of church house in a Sentence

formal The congregation gathered at the church house for Sunday service.

informal Let's meet up at the church house for the bake sale.

slang I heard there's a party happening at the church house tonight.

figurative His mind was a church house of sacred memories.

Grammatical Forms of church house

• plural: church houses
• comparative: more church house
• superlative: most church house
• present tense: church house
• future tense: will church house
• perfect tense: have church housed
• continuous tense: is church housing
• singular: church house
• positive degree: church house
• infinitive: to church house
• gerund: church housing
• participle: church housed

Origin and Evolution of church house

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Old English

Story behind the word: The term 'church house' originated from the Old English word 'cirice' meaning 'church' and 'hus' meaning 'house'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the term 'church house' has come to refer to a building used for religious worship, specifically a church building. The term has evolved to encompass not just the physical structure, but also the congregation or community associated with the church.