churchy
- adjective
- /ˈtʃɜrʧi/
- As we entered the old chapel, the churchy decor and stained glass windows created a serene environment.
Examples
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They celebrated the holiday with churchy carols that filled the hall with a warm, inviting spirit.
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Yeah, I was just about to say, it's a little too churchy, guys.
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- It's so churchy and beautiful.
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I want to watch like a really immersive, like, sort of broad churchy drama thriller.
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The churchy atmosphere of the cathedral made the concert feel truly special.
Synonyms
Relating to public worship in churches or other religious places
Connected with the Christian Church and its leaders
Relating to a church, its leaders, or its work
Having the look or feel of a church, often quiet and formal
Relating to the church or to its priests and ministers
Having the look or quiet feeling of a church
Antonyms
Compounds
How Churchy
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word churchy comes from church and the ending -y, where -y means 'having the quality of', as in rainy or sleepy. So churchy often describes a sound or style that feels like a church, for example organ music, choir voices, or a worship atmosphere.