tabernacle
noun [C] /ˈtæb.əˌnæk.l̩/
/-ɚ-/ Definition
› a place of worship for some groups of ChristiansReligious buildings and places › For the Jews in ancient times, a tabernacle was a type of tent moved from place to place and used for worship.Religious buildings and places › in a Roman Catholic church, the box in which holy bread and wine are keptThe Roman Catholic ChurchChristian denominations
(Definition of tabernacle noun from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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