guildhall Definition
guild·hall (gild′hôl′)
noun
- a hall where a guild meets
- Brit. a town hall
- the hall of the City of London: preceded by The
Etymology: ME gildhall < OE gildheall
guildhall Usage Examples
Converse of object
- include: Enjoy fully integrated support for guilds, including in-game guildhalls, forums and worldwide tournaments and ladders.
- have: King's Lynn is unique in having two medieval guildhalls.
Adjective modifier
- medieval: King's Lynn is unique in having two medieval guildhalls.
- old: The Town Clock can be seen on the old guildhall with timber-framed 16th Century God Begot House opposite.
- early: It is likely that at least one earlier guildhall existed on or near the current site.
Modifies a noun
university: Occupied by a off another work guildhall university launches.
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