Without article. Public Christian worship taking place in a church; divine service. Frequently in to go to church, after church, at church, etc…

A form of liturgy or ritual prescribed to be followed for a particular religious ceremony (e.g. for a particular occasion), or for a public act of…

More generally (but chiefly in religious contexts): = rite, n. (in various senses).

An action, esp. of a religious or ceremonial nature, performed in accordance with prescribed usage; a customary action, ceremony, or ritual; a…

Christian Church. An authorized form of divine service or worship, spec. (a) (also Divine Office) a non-Eucharistic service for daily use; esp. (in…

As a count noun. (a) An instance of the act of preaching a sermon; a sermon, a message imparted by preaching; a religious or moral teaching…

A prescribed act or observance in a religious or other solemn ceremony. Also in extended use.

An outward rite or observance, religious or held sacred; the performance of some solemn act according to prescribed form; a solemnity.

Chiefly Christian Church. A religious rite or ceremony observed in particular services of the church; a customary form of religious observance or…

Frequently in plural. Religious worship, esp. of a public nature, of which praying forms a principal part (as morning prayer, family prayers, etc.)…

A set or fixed order of words (e.g. as used in religious ritual); the customary or legal method of drawing up a writing or document.

A practice or usage authoritatively enjoined or prescribed; esp. a religious or ceremonial observance, as the sacraments, etc. Now rare except in…

Christian Church. A stated form of liturgical service, or of administration of a rite or ceremony, prescribed by ecclesiastical authority; the…

As a count noun. A form or type of veneration or adoration. Also: †a single instance or occasion of performing the acts associated with these (obs…

As a count noun. An instance of worshipping someone or something (in religious or secular sense); a form or variety of worship. Also with of…

Communal worship; esp. the liturgy or form of service of the Church of England as prescribed in the Book of Common Prayer (Book of Common Prayer)…

Communal worship conducted according to a prescribed form of liturgy or ritual; the liturgy for a particular act of worship, esp. as set down in an…

Christian Church. A rule prescribing, or book containing, the order of divine service, esp. that of the Mass; the established order or form for…

An act of celebrating something; a rite, a ceremony; a celebration. Obsolete.

Public Christian worship in a church; a celebration of this, esp. one following a prescribed form. In the Anglican Church occasionally: spec. the…

A religious observance. Cf. 4. gen. (singular and plural) Also religious exercise(s, exercises of devotion, exercises of religion, or exercises of wo…

In the Christian Church: a religious ceremony. Now rare.

Ecclesiastical practices or rituals viewed collectively; forms of religious service.

(a) a position or post in the clergy; (b) an authorized form of divine service; = office, n. 1.

A form of public worship, esp. in the Christian Church; a collection of formularies for the conduct of Divine service. †Also, public worship…

a church service that follows the Book of Common Prayer.

In plural. Rites, ceremonies. Obsolete.

A prescribed system of ceremonies; a series of rites or formalities observed on any occasion; a ritual. rarely, A rite or ceremony.

A sacred performance; a religious observance or rite.

An event or function of some special kind. A religious function or ceremony; spec. in some Scottish Presbyterian Churches: a Communion service. Now ar…

In plural. Religious services. Obsolete. rare.

The Latin word for course, n.; occasionally used in medieval or technical senses, as A stated order of daily prayer; a ritual, or form of celebration.

a religious ceremony.

General attributive and objective, as worship deed, worship house, worship-leader, worship music, worship service, worship song, etc.