Definition of psalmbook in US English:

psalmbook

nounˈsɑlmbʊkˈsälmbo͝okˈsɑlmbʊk

A copy of the biblical Psalms; a psalter.
Example sentencesExamples
- If they were to return to freedom, they would receive a bible, sermon book, and psalm book, respectively.
- When reading this passage, our religious friends visualize church psalm-books. In their opinion, these psalm-books could include any Old Testament psalm set to music.
- The meeting house where Priestley rose in 1780 owned-upon its destruction by a ‘Church and King’ mob in 1791-123 kneeling cushions and 319 psalm books.

Definition of psalmbook in US English:

psalmbook

nounˈsälmbo͝okˈsɑlmbʊk

A copy of the biblical Psalms; a psalter.
Example sentencesExamples
- When reading this passage, our religious friends visualize church psalm-books. In their opinion, these psalm-books could include any Old Testament psalm set to music.
- The meeting house where Priestley rose in 1780 owned-upon its destruction by a ‘Church and King’ mob in 1791-123 kneeling cushions and 319 psalm books.
- If they were to return to freedom, they would receive a bible, sermon book, and psalm book, respectively.

单词	psalmbook
释义	Definition of psalmbook in US English: psalmbook nounˈsɑlmbʊkˈsälmbo͝okˈsɑlmbʊk A copy of the biblical Psalms; a psalter. Example sentencesExamples If they were to return to freedom, they would receive a bible, sermon book, and psalm book, respectively. When reading this passage, our religious friends visualize church psalm-books. In their opinion, these psalm-books could include any Old Testament psalm set to music. The meeting house where Priestley rose in 1780 owned-upon its destruction by a ‘Church and King’ mob in 1791-123 kneeling cushions and 319 psalm books. Definition of psalmbook in US English: psalmbook nounˈsälmbo͝okˈsɑlmbʊk A copy of the biblical Psalms; a psalter. Example sentencesExamples When reading this passage, our religious friends visualize church psalm-books. In their opinion, these psalm-books could include any Old Testament psalm set to music. The meeting house where Priestley rose in 1780 owned-upon its destruction by a ‘Church and King’ mob in 1791-123 kneeling cushions and 319 psalm books. If they were to return to freedom, they would receive a bible, sermon book, and psalm book, respectively.
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