Carmelite is valid Scrabble Word

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9 letters word
13 points in Scrabble
16 points in WWF

Definitions for CARMELITE in dictionary:

NOUN:

a fine woollen fabric of beige or similar colour
member of an order of mendicant friars
A friar of a mendicant order (the Order of Our Lady of Mount Carmel) established on Mount Carmel, in Syria, in the twelfth century; a White Friar.
A nun of the Order of Our lady of Mount Carmel.
a Roman Catholic friar wearing the white cloak of the Carmelite order; mendicant preachers

ADJECTIVE:

Alt. of Carmelin
of or relating to the Carmelite friars

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How to use CARMELITE in a sentence

The Queen was on her knees in the Carmelite Chapel.
At this period Theresa meditated the foundation of a new convent of the Carmelite order, to be called St.
I look upon this reformation of the Carmelite order as very remarkable.
As for modesty, she is no grander than when she presented to the world a princess of Conti, but that is enough for a Carmelite.
In order to put an end to the evil, he banished all the Portuguese friars, and installed in their place an Italian bishop and some Italian Carmelite friars.
To enter the Carmelite Chapel in Kensington is to step out of the mean atmosphere of to-day into the lofty charm of the Middle Ages.
THE WHITE FRIARS The Carmelite or White Friars were, says Dugdale, fixed in Coventry in 1343 by Sir John Poultney who had been four times Lord Mayor of London.
The proceedings of the Carmelite nuns were conducted from this point onwards with supreme ability.
This report, which comes down to us on the dubious authority of the Carmelite chronicler, Fray Francisco de Santa Maria, may, or may not, be correct.
Apart from public business, connected with his own order and with the proposed reform of the Carmelite nuns, Luis de Leon was retained in Madrid by his failing health.

Alsace peasant girls mingled with Carmelite monks and Sicilian nuns.
In 1240 returning crusaders brought back with them the first Carmelite friars, for whom safer quarters had to be found than in their original abodes in Syria.
The Carmelite nuns were first instituted by John Soreth, general of the order in the fifteenth century.
Pietro da Castelnuovo was an outlaw from Tuscany for the murder of a Carmelite friar, which he had committed at Pietrasanta a few days before the assassination of Lelio.
When I had read this, the Carmelite spoke with me in Latin, and in a low voice.
They thought I was trying to imitate my Carmelite sister, and indeed my thoughts did often turn lovingly to her.
Mary Magdalen of Pazzi, in the choir of the Carmelite Church.
I can still picture the loving smiles of this holy Carmelite and feel her fond caresses.
I have already referred to the secret confided to him as a youth in Florence by the Carmelite Friar from the East.
A temporary altar was erected just beneath the gallery occupied by the Queen, and beside it stood the Hermit in the dress of his order, as a Carmelite friar.
The boy went into the church in childhood and studied ecclesiastical music under a Carmelite monk named Johannis Godendach.
He has fine work in the Carmelite Church, Florence, and in S.
Throughout Lent, between Sully and Paris, there had been a constant passing to and fro of certain Carmelite monks of Melun, disguised as artisans.
A century before, at Pamiers, the tribunal of the Holy Inquisition had condemned the Carmelite Pierre Recordi, who was accused of having celebrated such a sacrifice.
Now I begin to understand the vast interval which separates a Carmelite sister from a girl in society.
Here is a portrait, then, Renee, of your sister, formerly disguised as a Carmelite, now brought to life again as a frivolous society girl.
Satisfied of their cleanliness, he held the first out to the Carmelite.
Brother Bartolome took it, and looked at the Carmelite.
His eyes were on the Carmelite, who had taken half a step forward with palms held sidewise to receive the chalice he still held in his right hand.
He was of Spanish extraction, as his name implies, became a Carmelite, and rose to be general of the order, but retired in 1515, the year before his death.
The reader must now cross the Seine with us and follow us to the door of the Carmelite Convent in the Rue Saint Jacques.
The church belongs to the Carmelite Friars and in the painting, besides a figure of Our Lady, Rondinello depicted that of S.
Sir KENELM proceeds, in this discourse, to relate that he obtained the secret of the Powder from a Carmelite who had learnt it in the East.
Sulpice and to refuse the Carmelite establishment obliged me to leave the Stanislas College.
Jacques, yet stands part of that Carmelite Convent in which, for thirty years, Madame de la Valliere expiated the solitary frailty of her life.
He gave her comfort, and announced to her her vocation as a Carmelite.

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