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chapel

[ˈtʃæpl̩]

chapel Definition

  • 1a small building for Christian worship, typically one attached to an institution or private house
  • 2a room or building used for nonconformist worship

Using chapel: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "chapel" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The wedding was held in a small chapel on the hill.

  • Example

    The university chapel is open to all students and staff.

  • Example

    She attends a Baptist chapel every Sunday.

  • Example

    The chapel choir sang beautifully during the service.

chapel Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for chapel

Phrases with chapel

  • a room in a funeral home where the body of a deceased person is placed before the funeral

    Example

    The family visited the chapel of rest to say their final goodbyes.

  • a piece of cloth worn by women over their heads when attending Catholic mass

    Example

    She wore a white chapel veil on her wedding day.

  • a person who directs a chapel choir or music in a chapel

    Example

    The chapel master trained the choir for months before the Christmas concert.

Origins of chapel

from Old French 'chapele', from Late Latin 'cappella', diminutive of 'cappa' meaning 'hooded cloak'

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Summary: chapel in Brief

A 'chapel' [ˈtʃæpl̩] is a small building or room used for Christian worship, often attached to an institution or private house. It can also refer to a building used for nonconformist worship. Examples include 'The wedding was held in a small chapel on the hill.' and 'She attends a Baptist chapel every Sunday.' Other phrases include 'chapel of rest,' 'chapel veil,' and 'chapel master.'

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