Abbeys is valid Scrabble Word

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6 letters word
13 points in Scrabble
14 points in WWF

Definitions for ABBEYS in dictionary:

NOUN:

ABBEY, a building inhabited by a community of monks or nuns governed by an abbot or abbess
a church that was formerly an abbey.
the building or buildings occupied by a community of monks or nuns.

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

a monastery or convent

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How to use ABBEYS in a sentence

He even demolished the Pagan temples, as the Scots destroyed the abbeys and convents which were the great monuments of Mediaeval piety.
In cathedrals, monasteries, abbeys, universities, and parish churches, masses were celebrated and prayers offered for her safe delivery.
You and I, hand in hand, will search the countryside for ruined abbeys.
Payments in kind fell generally on the abbeys, up to 1158.
They introduced the scholastic philosophy taught at the University of Paris, and the reformed discipline of the Norman abbeys.
What can be safely affirmed is, that here, between the rocky cliffs that border the Cele, arose one of the earliest of the Benedictine abbeys in France.
He erected two hundred and eighteen chapels and seventy-four abbeys.
General Dumourier levies sixty millions of livres on the abbeys in Brabant.
When the expedition had completed their second conquest, they packed the valuables which they had obtained from both abbeys in wagons, and moved toward the south.
All the arts practised in the abbeys were of direct Roman origin, and most of the words relating to them are immediately derived from the Latin.

He was for many years the representative in France of the Chapter of the Cathedral at Quebec, which held, from the Pope and the King, four or five abbeys in France.
It was, as we have said, in the eleventh and twelfth centuries especially that the great abbeys were founded.
He built two hundred and eighteen chapels and seventy-four abbeys.
Still the ruins of Desmond Castle, and of three abbeys, tell the tale that here once, beside a citadel of strength, were places of religion and refuge.
Harvey was steward of the abbeys of Hartland, Buckland, and Newenham at the time when the religious houses were suppressed.
The fortified abbeys attracted captains and soldiers of both sides.
They are as fond of ancient abbeys and churches as ever were the monks of old.
It may possibly be true, that a few beautiful, fair-haired heretics in love or religion have been stone-masoned up alive in the walls of abbeys or convents.
He also counts in his possessions old abbeys, baronial halls, parks and towns that once were walled, and still have streets called after their gates.
I will not go into the subject at large here, leaving it to form an entire chapter, when I have seen most of the old abbeys of the country.
Here, too, are the ruins of one of the most ancient of the abbeys.
The religious force, instead of drawing men out of the world, thenceforth was compelled to work among all men, not creating beautiful abbeys but transforming common lives.
Space forbids, or endless abbeys might be described.
The general plan of the church followed the arrangements of the great Benedictine abbeys, which were all designed with a view to a stately ritual and imposing processions.
The diocese of Quebec was endowed with the revenues of three French abbeys.
Nearer still, the city of Caen extends itself from side to side, terminated at each extremity by the venerable abbeys of William and Matilda.
The abbeys, which were planted upon the border, neither seem to have been much respected by the English, nor by the Scottish barons.
The wealth and luxury of the higher clergy, and of the dwellers in the abbeys, had long been the butt of satire and of the fiercer indignation of the people.
She fed the poor, tended the sick, and comforted those in sorrow, and, besides all this, she built great churches and abbeys.
It may therefore fairly be argued that his early work was done on manuscripts found in Paris libraries, very likely those of the great abbeys of St.

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