The old manor had a churchish atmosphere, with stained-glass windows and a silent nave where villagers gathered on Sundays.

His scholarly work explored the historical development of High Churchism in nineteenth-century England.

The renovated village hall looks churchier than ever with its stained-glass windows and steeple-like bell tower.

The old churchdoors creaked open as the morning light spilled into the nave.

She paused at the old churchdoor, remembering the weddings and farewells held beneath its arch.

The committee met to document the local churchgoings over the past year.

She sang churchily, adding hymnal echoes to the otherwise secular concert.

The old parish on the hill looked the churchiest of all the buildings in town, with its tall steeple and stained-glass windows.

The choir director worried that the program's excessive churchiness would alienate younger attendees.

The historian cataloged the churchisms that shaped the village's weekly rituals.