Definition of meetinghouse in US English:

meetinghouse

(also meeting house)

nounˈmēdiNGˌhousˈmidɪŋˌhaʊsˈmidɪŋˌhaʊs

1A Quaker place of worship.
Example sentencesExamples
- I particularly enjoy the Sunday silence at my Quakers meeting house, which gives me much restoration of spirit.
- At 12 years of age we find him running a school in the barn of the Quaker meeting house.
- A large Quaker meeting house still stands in the historic district of the city.
- Dhafir spoke everywhere from mosques to community centers to Quaker meeting houses about the devastation the sanctions caused.
- The Quakers' York meeting house is in Friargate, off Clifford Street, and warden Rosemary Stubbs revealed they had lost money as a venue for meetings because of groups moving out of town.
1. 1.1North American historical A Protestant place of worship.
  Example sentencesExamples
  After all, Price was a Protestant dissenter, and the old Jewry, was a Protestant meeting house.
  There was difficulty in a number of places over sites for Presbyterian meeting houses.

Definition of meetinghouse in US English:

meetinghouse

(also meeting house)

nounˈmēdiNGˌhousˈmidɪŋˌhaʊs

1A Quaker place of worship.
Example sentencesExamples
- I particularly enjoy the Sunday silence at my Quakers meeting house, which gives me much restoration of spirit.
- At 12 years of age we find him running a school in the barn of the Quaker meeting house.
- A large Quaker meeting house still stands in the historic district of the city.
- Dhafir spoke everywhere from mosques to community centers to Quaker meeting houses about the devastation the sanctions caused.
- The Quakers' York meeting house is in Friargate, off Clifford Street, and warden Rosemary Stubbs revealed they had lost money as a venue for meetings because of groups moving out of town.
1. 1.1North American historical A Protestant place of worship.
  Example sentencesExamples
  After all, Price was a Protestant dissenter, and the old Jewry, was a Protestant meeting house.
  There was difficulty in a number of places over sites for Presbyterian meeting houses.

词汇	meetinghouse
释义	Definition of meetinghouse in US English: meetinghouse (also meeting house) nounˈmēdiNGˌhousˈmidɪŋˌhaʊsˈmidɪŋˌhaʊs 1A Quaker place of worship. Example sentencesExamples I particularly enjoy the Sunday silence at my Quakers meeting house, which gives me much restoration of spirit. At 12 years of age we find him running a school in the barn of the Quaker meeting house. A large Quaker meeting house still stands in the historic district of the city. Dhafir spoke everywhere from mosques to community centers to Quaker meeting houses about the devastation the sanctions caused. The Quakers' York meeting house is in Friargate, off Clifford Street, and warden Rosemary Stubbs revealed they had lost money as a venue for meetings because of groups moving out of town. 1.1North American historical A Protestant place of worship. Example sentencesExamples After all, Price was a Protestant dissenter, and the old Jewry, was a Protestant meeting house. There was difficulty in a number of places over sites for Presbyterian meeting houses. Definition of meetinghouse in US English: meetinghouse (also meeting house) nounˈmēdiNGˌhousˈmidɪŋˌhaʊs 1A Quaker place of worship. Example sentencesExamples I particularly enjoy the Sunday silence at my Quakers meeting house, which gives me much restoration of spirit. At 12 years of age we find him running a school in the barn of the Quaker meeting house. A large Quaker meeting house still stands in the historic district of the city. Dhafir spoke everywhere from mosques to community centers to Quaker meeting houses about the devastation the sanctions caused. The Quakers' York meeting house is in Friargate, off Clifford Street, and warden Rosemary Stubbs revealed they had lost money as a venue for meetings because of groups moving out of town. 1.1North American historical A Protestant place of worship. Example sentencesExamples After all, Price was a Protestant dissenter, and the old Jewry, was a Protestant meeting house. There was difficulty in a number of places over sites for Presbyterian meeting houses.
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