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a curved area at one end of a church

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a small room where a monk or a nun sleeps in a religious community

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the part of a church where the priests and choir sit during a religious ceremony

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a separate room or area within a church where people can go to pray or worship on their own

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the part of a church where the choir sits

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the seats in a church where the choir sits

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an underground room where the bodies of dead people are buried, usually under a church

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the central and most holy part of a Jewish temple (=building where God is worshipped)

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an upper floor built out from the wall in a church, where the organ is often found

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the long central part of a church where people sit

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the part of a church where the priests or other officials sit

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the place where a priest stands to talk to people in a church

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a room in a church where holy objects and special clothes for ceremonies are kept

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the most holy part of a religious building

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an inner room in a holy place such as a temple

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a seat in a church in which a priest or singer sits

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one of the two parts of a church that are built across the main part and make the church form the shape of a cross

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an underground room where people’s bodies are buried, especially under a church

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a room in a church used for storing things