churched
churched adjective: having a church. Also the simple past and past participle of church.
Adjective
churched
- Having a church.
- As to new churches in an already sufficiently churched community can this body say that such churches will not be recognized by the parent body?1911, Proceedings of the First Interdenominational Conference, page 48
- Actively participating in church services and activities, and endorsing church doctrines.
- Most of the presently unchurched have had a traditionally religious background — in fact, to about the same extent as the churched.1980, Turning Point: Christian America at the Crossroads, page 80
- The unchurched are less likely than the churched to be registered to vote: 75 percent of the unchurched, 79 percent of the churched and 82 percent of the superchurched are registered.1989, George Gallup, Jim Castelli, The People's Religion: American Faith in the 90's, page 135
Also used as
churched is also the simple past and past participle of church.
Words formed from churched
Questions about churched
- What does churched mean?
- Churched means having a church.
- What part of speech is churched?
- Churched is an adjective.
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