churchyard

IPA: tʃˈɝtʃjɑrd

noun

  • A patch of land adjoining a church, often used as a graveyard.
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Examples of "churchyard" in Sentences

  • One of my best beloved churchyards, I call the churchyard of Saint
  • Arching over the entrance to the churchyard is an amazing piece of artwork.
  • In Zacatepec, Mexico, the gate to the churchyard is for pedestrian access only.
  • The view from the churchyard is inviting, since the church is built on top of a small hill.
  • Outside of the main churchyard was a little enclosed area, probably ear-marked for new resting places.
  • The churchyard is lined with milagro vendors, and no trip to the Basilica is the same without buying up at least a few.
  • One of my best-beloved churchyards I call the churchyard of St. Ghastly Grim; touching what men in general call it, I have no information.
  • Bolivian President Morales says army, police officials in contact with CIA; offers no proof Teenage girl decapitated 700 years ago reburied in English churchyard Hood not so good?

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