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Meanings of whole congregation in English
We have no meanings for "whole congregation" in our records yet.
Usage of whole congregation in English
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As he listened he heard their song, chanted by the whole congregation:
2
The whole congregation laughed outright and I joined in with them.
3
The next Sunday the priest mentioned them by name before the whole congregation.
4
Another moment and the whole congregation knelt and began the confession.
5
At its conclusion the whole congregation rose and surrounded the missionary.
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The whole congregation groaned under the pressure of this spiritual panic.
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The whole congregation seemed to know that I was a foreigner of distinction.
8
Not a day passed without three meetings for the whole congregation.
9
It is beautiful to be able to help a whole congregation like that.
10
Thereupon the whole congregation jumped up and ran out to show their loyalty.
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Don't turn to the East unless the whole congregation does it.
12
At Draxy's first words, a thrill of astonishment ran over the whole congregation.
13
Then it was all over and the whole congregation trooped but into the sunshine.
14
My self-constituted guide and myself comprise the whole congregation during the "services."
15
Daddy probably had the whole congregation on a conference call.
16
The whole congregation were on their feet, staring at her.
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Whole congregation through the time
Whole congregation across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common