Abbe is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ABBE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (French) a courtesy title given in France to every one vested with the ecclesiastical habit or dress
• (in France) an abbot or other cleric
• French abbot
• The French word answering to the English abbot, the head of an abbey; but commonly a title of respect given in France to every one vested with the ecclesiastical habit or dress.
• a French abbot

Words related to ABBE

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Words that contain ABBE

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How to use ABBE in a sentence

• The virtuous Abbe Gregoire, and several members of the National Assembly, called upon me.
• The new comer soon awakened an unusual interest in the mind of the good Abbe.
• The Abbe had no sooner began the operation by leaning over a little Bridge when the Prince took hold of his Heels and threw him into the Water, which was rather deep.
• The Abbe, indeed, took admirable care of his adopted son, putting him on his guard against the treachery of the world and the fatal imprudence of youth.
• Even if this formality had not been required by the Code and by common practice, it was indispensable as bearing on the identification of the Abbe Carlos.
• Pen has had an abbe to teach him Latin, and his pony to ride on, and he and Robert are very well and strong, thank God.
• Licquet that the spire of this central tower was demolished in 1573, by the Abbe le Veneur, Bishop of Evreux.
• I then sought the residence of the Abbe Du MORTUEUX, the public librarian.
• On leaving college, the Abbe Loraux took me into his house and made me study law.
• In 1846 he contemplated becoming a priest, and wrote a number of religious vocal works, published under the name Abbe C.
• An Abbe here, has shaken, if not destroyed, the theory of De Dominis, Descartes and Newton, for explaining the phenomenon of the rainbow.
• Will you permit my respects to him and the Abbe de la Roche to find a place here.
• Godefroid was the more interested by this conversation because it reminded him of the scene between the Abbe de Veze and the workman the day of his first visit.
• Pillerault often invited the Abbe Loraux, whose words sustained Cesar in this life of trial.
• The abbe turned round, saw them, and continued to say the prayers slowly.
• In the evening the abbe and Monsieur Bongrand came to see her, but she never allowed Savinien to accompany them.
• The abbe was so painfully overcome by this act of infernal wickedness that he fell ill himself and was kept to the house for several days.
• Plan of Battle The night was already far advanced when the Abbe Fouquet joined his brother.
• Francois Xavier de Laval, Abbe de Montigny, was born in 1622, a scion of the great house of Montmorency.
• When they both took refuge in England, the Abbe was the only protector of his pupil, who now returns the honorable obligation.
• Having reached this stage of his round of meditations, he was compelled to throw himself on the Abbe Gevresin, who required him, in spite of his coldness, to take the Communion.
• And then suddenly their affectionate familiarity was endangered, for the Abbe Gevresin left Paris.
• The Abbe Plomb, to divert his mind, took him for walks in the country, but La Beauce was so flat, so monotonous, that any variety of landscape was impossible to find.
• And when these reflections beset him, especially on Sundays, he regretted having accompanied the Abbe Gevresin into the country.
• One morning Durtal went out to seek the Abbe Plomb.
• The Bishop and the Abbe headed it, with a few priests from the Cathedral in attendance.
• Brigadier Townshend gave a dinner to some of the residents, and the Abbe and Madame Drucour, with their nephew and niece, were invited.
• As to the remark which the Abbe makes on the one country being a monarchy and the other a republic, it can have no essential meaning.

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