CHURCHWARD Definition & Meaning

churchward

[ church-werd ]

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adverb

Also ��ܰ��w��. toward the church.

adjective

directed toward the church:
a churchward summons.

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Origin of churchward¹

First recorded in 1325–75, churchward is from the Middle English word chircheward. See church, -ward

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Defense attorney Anthony Churchward argued no one saw Stephens shoot the women.

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Public defender Anthony Churchward said afterward that he hadn’t assessed Miller’s fitness to stand trial.

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Along its quiet length white people in bright clumps moved churchward, under the windy bells, walking now and then in the random and tentative sun.

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"It just blew my mind", recalls Ian Churchward about a documentary he watched on the discovery of Richard III's remains.

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Guy Churchward, president of EMC’s Core Technologies Division — which includes many of those units each of which has as “full P&L, CFO, CMO and CTO” – told that that XtremIO is a late starter in AFA but is doing well now.

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