Oratories

/ˈɒrətɔːriz/

Definitions

  1. (n.) Plural of oratory, meaning a small chapel or place of worship, often private or connected to a larger institution.
    They held the meeting in one of the historical oratories on the estate.

Commentary

Used primarily in ecclesiastical and property law contexts to describe small worship spaces, often distinguished from larger churches or cathedrals.

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