Usage examples (12)

• He did not think anyhow that synagogal affiliation made any difference.
• By the eleventh century, this custom was universally a part of the synagogal service.
• I began to chafe at the demands of his all-consuming synagogal duties, and at the meagre rewards, beyond the fulsome greetings of members on Saturdays and an occasional...
• In contrast, the newer Ashkenazic community, which for the most part lacked the educational background and linguistic facility of the Sephardim, required the security of a...