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God's acre

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God's acre (gdz)
n.
A churchyard or burial ground.

[Translation of German Gottesacker : Gottes, genitive of Gott, god + Acker, field.]

God's acre
n
(Christianity / Ecclesiastical Terms) Literary a churchyard or burial ground
[translation of German Gottesacker]
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Noun1.God's acre - the yard associated with a churchGod's acre - the yard associated with a church    
yard - a tract of land enclosed for particular activities (sometimes paved and usually associated with buildings); "they opened a repair yard on the edge of town"


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The manual suggests occasional community or sponsored evenings to make floodlighting more of a special occasion and calls for a revival of the God's Acre tradition of churchyard management, using more of the land to provide havens for wildlife and plants.
The guide also calls for a revival of the God's Acre tradition of churchyard management, using more of the land to provide havens for wildlife and plants.
You can even stay aboard and do nothing, but I suggest you get out and see the world if you have never seen that portion of God's acre before.
 
 
 
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