cathedral
/ˈkæθɪdrəl/Definitions
1. noun
A large and impressive building for Christian worship, especially a church that is the main or principal one in a diocese.
“The cathedral in the city center is a famous landmark and a popular tourist destination.”
2. noun
A large or impressive building used for a particular purpose, especially a building that houses a particular organization or activity.
“The cathedral of the arts is a modern building that hosts various cultural events.”
3. noun
A place where people come together for a particular purpose, especially a place of worship.
“The cathedral is a place of refuge and comfort for those who seek solace.”