High Church
adjectiveDefinition
› related to the part of the Church of England that is closest to the Roman Catholic Church and contains a lot of ceremonies → Compare Low ChurchChristian denominationsThe Roman Catholic Church
(Definition of High Church adjective from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- Anglican adjective
- Anglo-Catholic adjective
- C of E adjective, noun
- Calvinist adjective
- charismatic adjective (CHURCH)
- Coptic adjective
- denomination noun (RELIGIOUS GROUP)
- denominational adjective
- ecclesiastical adjective
- ecumenical adjective
- evangelical adjective (RELIGION)
- Low Church adjective
- Lutheran adjective
- Methodism noun
- non-denominational adjective
- Pentecostalism noun
- the Reformation noun
- the Sally Army noun
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