churchlings
churchlings is the plural of churchling.
Meaning of churchling
Noun
churchling (plural churchlings)
- A church-goer.
- Neither worldling nor churchling privately possesses his love. The churchling, in prayer and praise, is or ought to be alert to the divine summons as the worldling is not; in race relations and common justice it is sometimes the other way around.1956, David Wesley Soper, Epistle to the skeptics
- A mere churchman.
- " [...] And," he added, "it transforms a churchling into a Christian to come into contact with the Pope."1903, The Independent
- A bigoted churchman.
- 'I thought you were going to show us some swordcraft, churchling, not dance steps.' Arlin's tone was mocking. 'Sorry, I mistook you for a girl.'2012, Elspeth Cooper, Songs of the Earth
Questions about churchlings
- What is churchlings the plural of?
- Churchlings is the plural of churchling.
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