churchy
/ˈtʃɜrtʃi/
adjective
- Having a strong or exaggerated association with church or religious practices; overly pious or devout in a way that seems excessive.
- Her churchy attitude made some of her friends uncomfortable at social gatherings.
- He avoided the churchy tone of the sermon, preferring a more down-to-earth message.
- The decorations in the room were too churchy for a casual party.
- Relating to or characteristic of a church in style or atmosphere.
- The music had a churchy feel, with organ and choir harmonies.
- She liked the churchy quiet of the library, which reminded her of a chapel.
- The old building had a churchy smell of wood and incense.
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