Belfry

/bˈɛlfɹi/

/ˈbɛɫfɹi/

[noun]

Belfry

[NOUN]

a bell tower or structure that houses bells, often found in churches or other religious buildings

synonyms : campanile

having no toll levied for its use

a chamber or compartment in a tower or building where bells are stored or rung

Examples

1. In the past, people used to think that individuals with eccentric behavior had bats in the belfry, attributing it to supernatural causes.

2. I think he has bats in the belfry, as he believes in conspiracy theories and behaves oddly.

3. His erratic behavior and strange beliefs make some people believe he has bats in the belfry, leading to concerns about his mental state.

4. If she keeps coming up with unconventional ideas, people might think she has bats in the belfry, but sometimes innovation requires thinking outside the box.