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church-going
a. (alternative form of churchgoing English) n. (alternative form of churchgoing English)
Usage examples of "church-going".
Ironically, regular church-going, middle-class Americans are far more cosmopolitan than the self-styled sophisticates of the left.
When the man took the woman's hand, Drew assumed the proud look of a priest who'd just had the satisfaction of meeting a good church-going Catholic couple.
Most of his supporters are young: Students, dropouts, artists, poets, crazies -- the people who respect Cesar Chavez, but who can't really relate to church-going farmworkers.
He would take a great deal of pains about apprenticing Tegg the shoemaker's son, and he would watch over Tegg's church-going.