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a large church with buildings attached where a group of monks or nuns live or used to live

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a large important Roman Catholic church

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the most important church in an area that a bishop controls

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a small church, or a special room used as a church, where Christians can pray or worship

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a church where nonconformists go to pray and worship

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a building where the priests who work in a cathedral have meetings

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a building that Christians go to in order to worship. Traditional churches usually contain an altar and long wooden seats facing the altar called pews. The place where the priest or minister stands to talk to the people is called a pulpit. A religious ceremony that takes place in a church is called a service

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a monastery or convent

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a building where a community of nuns (=women members of a religious organization) live and work

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the house of the dean of a church

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a building where a group of friars lives

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a building where a group of religious hermits live

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a Christian church or other building where people worship God

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a church

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a house provided for a minister in some Protestant churches

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a Muslim name for a mosque

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a place where some Christian religious groups worship and pray, especially the Quakers

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a large and important church

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a building where a group of monks (=a religious community of men) lives and works

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a building in which Muslims worship

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a convent

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a church or other building where Roman Catholics go to pray and worship

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a Buddhist religious building with several levels, each of which has a roof that sticks out

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the main church or the only church in a parish

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a house that the Anglican church provides for a parson to live in

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the house where a Roman Catholic priest lives

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a building where the members of a Christian religious community live

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a house that the rector of a church lives in

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a religious place built to remember a particular holy person or event

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a building used by Jewish people for worship and religious study

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a name used by some Christian religious groups for their churches

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a building used for worship in some religions, typically religions other than Christianity

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a synagogue where Jewish people worship

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a vicar’s house

a church or other building where people hold religious ceremonies