Definition of prayer meeting in English:

prayer meeting

noun

(especially among Nonconformists) a religious gathering or service during which prayers are offered.
Example sentencesExamples
- A retired Anglican clergyman is facing prison in Zimbabwe for holding a street prayer meeting.
- Eager to see my friend, I decided to go to the prayer meeting with him.
- In the Bible Belt, admitting your affinity for the slots could prompt a prayer meeting for your almighty soul.
- In terms of our laws, they don't need to seek permission to have a prayer meeting.
- Afterwards, Howie felt bad about disrupting the prayer meeting.
- King described an incident in Birmingham in 1963 in which protesters marched toward the city jail, intending to hold a prayer meeting.
- Last Wednesday, 3rd October, I was at the prayer meeting.
- In October last year we attending a prayer meeting of a national ministry in Branson, MO.
- About 120 people attended the prayer meeting, which was organized with little notice.
- About 10000 Jews gathered for a prayer meeting in Boro Park, Brooklyn, New York on Monday.
- Last Friday night we held the monthly prayer meeting at our church.
- At least 150 members of the Amish community met at a home prayer meeting about 200 yards from the schoolhouse.
- Meanwhile yesterday, the former president attended a prayer meeting at the Mackay Memorial Hospital.
- All members were thanked for their wonderful attendance at the parish prayer meeting in Peace in Christ, Kilkenny.
- Protesters had apparently sought to sidestep the ban by calling the gathering on Sunday a prayer meeting, not a political gathering.
- The members of the Irish band hold a prayer meeting to exorcise the demons.
- Almost every week for seven years, her home hosted a regular prayer meeting at which regulars attended faithfully.
- The church was born in a prayer meeting.
- We're going to personally invite a lot of people to our prayer meeting.
- By all accounts, there is going to be a bigger problem at the conclusion of the prayer meeting on Sunday.

Definition of prayer meeting in US English:

prayer meeting

nounˈprer ˌmēdiNG

An informal religious gathering or service during which prayers are offered.
Example sentencesExamples
- We're going to personally invite a lot of people to our prayer meeting.
- All members were thanked for their wonderful attendance at the parish prayer meeting in Peace in Christ, Kilkenny.
- In terms of our laws, they don't need to seek permission to have a prayer meeting.
- Afterwards, Howie felt bad about disrupting the prayer meeting.
- In the Bible Belt, admitting your affinity for the slots could prompt a prayer meeting for your almighty soul.
- A retired Anglican clergyman is facing prison in Zimbabwe for holding a street prayer meeting.
- About 120 people attended the prayer meeting, which was organized with little notice.
- King described an incident in Birmingham in 1963 in which protesters marched toward the city jail, intending to hold a prayer meeting.
- Meanwhile yesterday, the former president attended a prayer meeting at the Mackay Memorial Hospital.
- Protesters had apparently sought to sidestep the ban by calling the gathering on Sunday a prayer meeting, not a political gathering.
- Eager to see my friend, I decided to go to the prayer meeting with him.
- About 10000 Jews gathered for a prayer meeting in Boro Park, Brooklyn, New York on Monday.
- The church was born in a prayer meeting.
- Last Friday night we held the monthly prayer meeting at our church.
- By all accounts, there is going to be a bigger problem at the conclusion of the prayer meeting on Sunday.
- The members of the Irish band hold a prayer meeting to exorcise the demons.
- In October last year we attending a prayer meeting of a national ministry in Branson, MO.
- At least 150 members of the Amish community met at a home prayer meeting about 200 yards from the schoolhouse.
- Almost every week for seven years, her home hosted a regular prayer meeting at which regulars attended faithfully.
- Last Wednesday, 3rd October, I was at the prayer meeting.

单词	prayer meeting
释义	Definition of prayer meeting in English: prayer meeting noun (especially among Nonconformists) a religious gathering or service during which prayers are offered. Example sentencesExamples A retired Anglican clergyman is facing prison in Zimbabwe for holding a street prayer meeting. Eager to see my friend, I decided to go to the prayer meeting with him. In the Bible Belt, admitting your affinity for the slots could prompt a prayer meeting for your almighty soul. In terms of our laws, they don't need to seek permission to have a prayer meeting. Afterwards, Howie felt bad about disrupting the prayer meeting. King described an incident in Birmingham in 1963 in which protesters marched toward the city jail, intending to hold a prayer meeting. Last Wednesday, 3rd October, I was at the prayer meeting. In October last year we attending a prayer meeting of a national ministry in Branson, MO. About 120 people attended the prayer meeting, which was organized with little notice. About 10000 Jews gathered for a prayer meeting in Boro Park, Brooklyn, New York on Monday. Last Friday night we held the monthly prayer meeting at our church. At least 150 members of the Amish community met at a home prayer meeting about 200 yards from the schoolhouse. Meanwhile yesterday, the former president attended a prayer meeting at the Mackay Memorial Hospital. All members were thanked for their wonderful attendance at the parish prayer meeting in Peace in Christ, Kilkenny. Protesters had apparently sought to sidestep the ban by calling the gathering on Sunday a prayer meeting, not a political gathering. The members of the Irish band hold a prayer meeting to exorcise the demons. Almost every week for seven years, her home hosted a regular prayer meeting at which regulars attended faithfully. The church was born in a prayer meeting. We're going to personally invite a lot of people to our prayer meeting. By all accounts, there is going to be a bigger problem at the conclusion of the prayer meeting on Sunday. Definition of prayer meeting in US English: prayer meeting nounˈprer ˌmēdiNG An informal religious gathering or service during which prayers are offered. Example sentencesExamples We're going to personally invite a lot of people to our prayer meeting. All members were thanked for their wonderful attendance at the parish prayer meeting in Peace in Christ, Kilkenny. In terms of our laws, they don't need to seek permission to have a prayer meeting. Afterwards, Howie felt bad about disrupting the prayer meeting. In the Bible Belt, admitting your affinity for the slots could prompt a prayer meeting for your almighty soul. A retired Anglican clergyman is facing prison in Zimbabwe for holding a street prayer meeting. About 120 people attended the prayer meeting, which was organized with little notice. King described an incident in Birmingham in 1963 in which protesters marched toward the city jail, intending to hold a prayer meeting. Meanwhile yesterday, the former president attended a prayer meeting at the Mackay Memorial Hospital. Protesters had apparently sought to sidestep the ban by calling the gathering on Sunday a prayer meeting, not a political gathering. Eager to see my friend, I decided to go to the prayer meeting with him. About 10000 Jews gathered for a prayer meeting in Boro Park, Brooklyn, New York on Monday. The church was born in a prayer meeting. Last Friday night we held the monthly prayer meeting at our church. By all accounts, there is going to be a bigger problem at the conclusion of the prayer meeting on Sunday. The members of the Irish band hold a prayer meeting to exorcise the demons. In October last year we attending a prayer meeting of a national ministry in Branson, MO. At least 150 members of the Amish community met at a home prayer meeting about 200 yards from the schoolhouse. Almost every week for seven years, her home hosted a regular prayer meeting at which regulars attended faithfully. Last Wednesday, 3rd October, I was at the prayer meeting.
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