pulpit English

Meaning pulpit meaning

What does pulpit mean?

pulpit

— noun (= dais) a platform raised above the surrounding level to give prominence to the person on it

Synonyms pulpit synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as pulpit?

pulpit English » English

rostrum

dais

podium

platform

lectern

stump

stage

speaker’s platform

soapbox

ambo

upper seat

turret

tribune

throne

stand

seat of sermon

seat of equity

scaffold

reviewing stand

raised platform

control room

control house

control compartment

console cabinet

cockpit

chair

Topics pulpit topics

What do people use pulpit to talk about?

Social behavior Religion Religious things

Place of worship

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  pew altar pulpit choir loft baptismal font stained glass window steeple

Examples pulpit examples

How do I use pulpit in a sentence?

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Now, listen, good parson. this is our show, and our nerves are probably as good as the next man's. so keep that sort of talk to your pulpit.

Why don't you go out and get yourself a pulpit somewhere?

And in the pulpit, talking interminable nonsense the Reverend Lord Henry D'Ascoyne.

His desk, the pulpit where he wrote his sermons, his chair.

One man does it from a pulpit, another through a book or a painting.

They arrested me at my pulpit.

Why don't you get off that pulpit, Wyatt?

Minister, you're not at your pulpit here.

When I have the impertinence to climb into your pulpit and deliver a sermon, then you may tell me my duty.

What was her marriage like? When she goes to the pulpit, will she be looking forward to her innocence?

That Boldwood's name and your own were likely to be flung over pulpit together.

Get off that pulpit of yours!

Our statues. this pulpit.

Pulpit, pews, rectory.

As a boy in church, I wanted to speak from the pulpit in the priest's place.

Sunday, when I said what I thought of them from the pulpit someone suddenly jumped from a bush and beat me with a stick.

Come down off the pulpit.

A monkey in the pulpit.

Oh, he gave me special instructions back of the pulpit Christmas Eve.

He's in the box in front of the pulpit.

The altar paintings by Schmidt of Krems. The pulpit richly carved by his father, Johann Schmidt.

You know, Pickering, if we took this man in hand for three months he could choose between a seat in the Cabinet and a popular pulpit in Wales.

Wouldn't it, prophet? Get off that pulpit of yours!

The pulpit was placed in the middle of the church.

The pulpit is from the time of Christian IV.

They arrested me at my pulpit. I couldn't take anything.

Breakfast still a hot ball in our stomachs. and him chewing our ears off from that pulpit!

I won't use that pulpit for public announcements.

Oh yes, on that day, at that time, I will call out toward a phantom political pulpit.

You must know that there is a faction in this church, - sworn to drive me from my pulpit.

Since we build the meetinghouse had pewter candlesticks upon the pulpit.

This is a person that we are used to seeing at the pulpit, Bible in hand, preaching with a famously beatific smile on his face.

My client needn't give him the pulpit to celebrate it.

I saw you acting very erratically on a pulpit.

I have loved the pulpit and I have loved the bottle.

News and current affairs

This brings us to the IMF's fourth role, namely using its bully pulpit to warn of risks created by large-country policies.

A new career on the stage, or in the pulpit, surely beckons.