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Definition of churchyard in English: churchyardnoun ˈtʃəːtʃjɑːdˈtʃərtʃˌjɑrd An enclosed area surrounding a church, especially as used for burials. Example sentencesExamples - As with many former churches, the surrounding churchyard is not included in the sale.
- The panel was unveiled in the churchyard following a special service at the parish church.
- The council maintains 11 parks and recreation grounds, six cemeteries and churchyards, 41 play areas and various open space sites.
- Today, on the Sunday closest to what used to be called Armistice Day, thousands will gather around war memorials, in country churchyards and civic centres to remember the dead of armed conflicts since 1914.
- Having looked in the local churchyards and cemeteries, I can find no trace of any Jacksons.
- The woman continued walking along the alley and into the churchyard at St John's Church, Great Clacton.
- This book on the subject of Dublin's burial grounds and graveyards records in much detail many of the city's forgotten churchyards and cemeteries.
- I don't know what the statistics are, but a large proportion of people are buried in churchyards in cemeteries, and even, these days, in some other sites in the country.
- Historically, burial was the responsibility of the established church, and was provided for in churchyards adjacent to parish churches.
- Children have put the first days of the summer holidays to good use by recording details of gravestones in the churchyard.
- The churchyard is not enclosed and is used as a main route through the town centre.
- Funerals are held in churches, and burials are in churchyards or public cemeteries.
- Incidents of petty vandalism are rising at the church, and there have been fights in the churchyard.
- The Cemetery of the Year competition is open to all British cemeteries, burial grounds, churchyards or crematoriums.
- Some churchyards still have small cemeteries.
- More than half the burials in the churchyard have taken place in the last 20 years.
- It was never a formal or tidy place, the very opposite of our municipal cemeteries and more like an unkempt churchyard.
- While in Yorkshire she continued her research, visiting churchyards, inspecting parish records and looking up archives, and collating the mass of information she gathered with the intention of publishing it.
- There were an estimated 80,000 graves in the churchyard dating back to the early 1700s.
- Although located on the edge of town and managed by a municipality rather than a religious body, Church Street Graveyard bore many similarities to traditional New England churchyards.
Synonyms graveyard, cemetery, necropolis, burial ground, burial place, burying place, burying ground, garden of remembrance Scottish kirkyard North American memorial park informal boneyard literary golgotha historical urnfield archaic God's acre, potter's field
Definition of churchyard in US English: churchyardnounˈtʃərtʃˌjɑrdˈCHərCHˌyärd An enclosed area surrounding a church, especially as used for burials. Example sentencesExamples - I don't know what the statistics are, but a large proportion of people are buried in churchyards in cemeteries, and even, these days, in some other sites in the country.
- As with many former churches, the surrounding churchyard is not included in the sale.
- Incidents of petty vandalism are rising at the church, and there have been fights in the churchyard.
- The panel was unveiled in the churchyard following a special service at the parish church.
- Some churchyards still have small cemeteries.
- More than half the burials in the churchyard have taken place in the last 20 years.
- While in Yorkshire she continued her research, visiting churchyards, inspecting parish records and looking up archives, and collating the mass of information she gathered with the intention of publishing it.
- The Cemetery of the Year competition is open to all British cemeteries, burial grounds, churchyards or crematoriums.
- The council maintains 11 parks and recreation grounds, six cemeteries and churchyards, 41 play areas and various open space sites.
- It was never a formal or tidy place, the very opposite of our municipal cemeteries and more like an unkempt churchyard.
- Funerals are held in churches, and burials are in churchyards or public cemeteries.
- Having looked in the local churchyards and cemeteries, I can find no trace of any Jacksons.
- The churchyard is not enclosed and is used as a main route through the town centre.
- Historically, burial was the responsibility of the established church, and was provided for in churchyards adjacent to parish churches.
- Although located on the edge of town and managed by a municipality rather than a religious body, Church Street Graveyard bore many similarities to traditional New England churchyards.
- The woman continued walking along the alley and into the churchyard at St John's Church, Great Clacton.
- This book on the subject of Dublin's burial grounds and graveyards records in much detail many of the city's forgotten churchyards and cemeteries.
- Today, on the Sunday closest to what used to be called Armistice Day, thousands will gather around war memorials, in country churchyards and civic centres to remember the dead of armed conflicts since 1914.
- There were an estimated 80,000 graves in the churchyard dating back to the early 1700s.
- Children have put the first days of the summer holidays to good use by recording details of gravestones in the churchyard.
Synonyms graveyard, cemetery, necropolis, burial ground, burial place, burying place, burying ground, garden of remembrance
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