churchy

 [chur-chee]  

church·y

   [chur-chee]
adjective, church·i·er, church·i·est.
1.
adhering strictly to the prescribed form in ecclesiastical matters.
2.
intolerant of dissent in one's religion.
3.
of, characteristic of, or suggestive of a church: The stained-glass windows gave the room a churchy look.
Origin:
1835–45; church + -y1

Related forms
church·i·ness, noun
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churchy (ˈtʃɜːtʃɪ)
 
—adj , churchier, churchiest
1.  like a church, church service, etc
2.  excessively religious

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