gospel
word
/ˈɡɑspəɫ/
/ɡˈɒspəl/
Definition
'Gospel' refers to the teachings of Christianity, especially the four books in the Bible about the life of Jesus, or a style of Christian music with powerful singing.
Usage & Nuances
Often used in religious contexts or when discussing music ('gospel music'). Figuratively, 'the gospel' may mean an unquestionable truth ('take it as gospel'). In music, refers to a style rooted in African-American church traditions.
Spanish: evangelio - gospel (música)Portuguese (BR): evangelho - gospel (música)Portuguese (PT): evangelho - gospel (música)Chinese (Simplified): 福音 - 福音音乐Chinese (Traditional): 福音 - 福音音樂Hindi: सुसमाचार - गॉस्पेल (संगीत)Arabic: الإنجيل - موسيقى الغوسبلBengali: ইঞ্জিল - গসপেল সংগীতRussian: Евангелие - госпел (музыка)Japanese: 福音書 - ゴスペル（音楽）Vietnamese: phúc âm - nhạc phúc âmKorean: 복음 - 가스펠(음악)Turkish: İncil - gospel müziğiUrdu: انجیل - گوسپل (موسیقی)Indonesian: Injil - musik gospel
Example Sentences
She enjoys listening to gospel music on Sundays.
basic
The four Gospels are part of the New Testament.
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Many people find hope in the message of the gospel.
basic
His word is not gospel just because he's the boss.
natural
They took everything she said as gospel.
natural
The choir performed a beautiful gospel song at the wedding.
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