en
temple
/ˈtem.pəl/
Definition
1
A building or place dedicated to the worship of a deity or deities.
2
The flattened region on either side of the forehead, between the eye and the hairline.
3
A structure in ancient Rome used for religious or public purposes.
Examples
After binge-watching historical dramas, he decided to build a mini temple in his backyard—out of cardboard.
She rubbed her temples furiously while her cat judged her from the windowsill during another Zoom meeting fiasco.
The ancient temple's ruins now serve as the perfect backdrop for influencers striking yoga poses at sunrise.
He claimed his receding hairline gave him 'temple envy' of those bald celebrities rocking the look.