Pronunciation: /ˈpɑrvɪs/
noun a small court in front of a building, especially a church
A1 The parvis of the church was filled with colorful flowers.
A2 We sat on the parvis steps and enjoyed the view of the city.
B1 The parvis was a popular spot for locals to gather and socialize.
B2 The architecture of the parvis was stunning, with intricate carvings and designs.
C1 The parvis was meticulously maintained, with clean pathways and well-kept gardens.
C2 The parvis was the perfect place for a peaceful moment of reflection amidst the bustling city.
adjective relating to a small court in front of a building
A1 The parvis garden was filled with colorful flowers.
A2 The parvis entrance to the museum was adorned with statues.
B1 The parvis area of the church was a popular spot for tourists to take photos.
B2 The parvis architecture of the building was truly impressive.
C1 The parvis design of the plaza was a blend of modern and traditional styles.
C2 The parvis atmosphere of the square was lively and bustling with activity.
formal The parvis in front of the cathedral was meticulously maintained.
informal Let's meet at the parvis before heading inside.
slang I saw a group of teens hanging out on the parvis.
figurative The parvis symbolizes the gateway to spiritual enlightenment.
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