Fellow taken by the Spanish oratory Crossword Clue

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Understanding Today's Crossword Puzzle

Today's crossword clue, "Fellow taken by the Spanish oratory," leads us to the answer "CHAPEL" through the following explanation:

• Fellow: In this context, "fellow" refers to a person, often a man.
• Taken by: This phrase indicates that something is enclosed or surrounded by another.
• The Spanish: In this case, "the Spanish" suggests a definite article related to Spanish language or culture.
• Oratory: Oratory refers to the art of public speaking, especially in a formal and persuasive manner.

Putting these elements together, when we consider a place of worship or a room used for religious services, a structure that can be associated with both a fellow (person) and the Spanish culture's oratory tradition, the answer that fits the clue is "CHAPEL." A chapel is a place that can be visited by a fellow (person) and often reflects the tranquil and reverent atmosphere characteristic of oratory in the Spanish context.

Definition of "CHAPEL"

a small building or room used for Christian worship in a school, prison, hospital, or large private house

Example :

a service in the chapel

the first chapel on the right of the cathedral is dedicated to St Ludmila

she went to chapel twice on Sunday

 The Crossword clue "Fellow taken by the Spanish oratory" published 1 time/s & has 1 answer/s. 

Crossword	Date	Answer
The Guardian Cryptic	17 December 2018	CHAPEL