Cloistered is valid Scrabble Word

Is cloistered a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is cloistered valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

10 letters word
13 points in Scrabble
15 points in WWF

Definitions for CLOISTERED in dictionary:

VERB:

CLOISTER, to seclude
seclude or shut up in a convent or monastery

NOUN:

a covered walk in a convent, monastery, college, or cathedral, typically with a colonnade open to a quadrangle on one side
a convent or monastery.
monastic life

ADJECTIVE:

Dwelling in cloisters; solitary.
Furnished with cloisters.
of communal life sequestered from the world under religious vows
providing privacy or seclusion

Words related to CLOISTERED

cloister10 cloistering14 cloisters11

Words that contain CLOISTERED

encloistered15 uncloistered15

How to use CLOISTERED in a sentence

And thus they came at last to Blaen, a cloistered hamlet beyond which rose the grey walls of the ancient manor itself.
As for Miss Stapylton, she appeared to delight in the cloistered, easy-going life of Lichfield.
Sometimes we have thought that all the real news lives in the cloistered brain of the General and his Chief of Staff.
An infinite tenderness, an immense desolation passed over the face of the old maid cloistered in his service.
All the fashion and influence there have been to hail this growth of our soil at its cloistered home in Tenth Street.
McTurtle hates heights, and in his cloistered Salonica life he had never realised that the trains of Greece ran about like mice upon a cornice.
The building consists of a rectangular wall, cloistered on two sides of the interior and surrounding a small temple approached by a dilapidated flight of stone steps.
She prayed him, therefore, that he would grant her leave to depart, since she would serve God as a cloistered nun.
How much happier, thought Arlee, were these serving maids in the freedom of their poverty than the cloistered aristocrats behind their darkened windows.
Rhodolph, still cloistered in his palace, looked with amazement upon this rising storm.

Joan followed the bend for a little way and struck off again into the thick of the forest through the cloistered gloom of many pines.
Audrey Valentine leading a cloistered life! Impossible! Selfish! And Audrey was not cut out for solitude.
Again Lydia saw the cloistered depths of the reservation pines and again there stirred within her that vague lust for ownership.
Its scent carried her back to the cloistered wood on the reservation and once more the desire for the soil was on her.
In her anguish of cloistered sorrow, that prayer had been granted.
These had been the visions of her cloistered years.
Anne pinned the violets in the front of the gray frock that gave her the look of a cloistered nun, and ate up the chocolates.
You may wander into the Duomo and out again into the cloistered, narrow streets, and climbing uphill, pass down into the great gaunt church like a fortress, S.
By the time they had left this cloistered garden and threaded their way indoors, Stephen had lost his bearings completely.
She wanted to meditate over the events of her life, like a cloistered nun.
A girl brought up by a band of good and innocent cloistered women must always be different from other girls.
They must penetrate the cloistered charms of exquisite Borrodaile, and of course see Lodore, which ought to be at its best now, as there have been heavy rains.
But she hoped he would be true to his instinct, to the strange instinct which kept him now in a sort of cloistered seclusion.
In her old age she was cloistered in the Abbey of Poissy, where her daughter was a nun.
It was hiding in her paleness, and cloistered in her reserve, but visible in prison.
A strong stone wall enclosed the whole, cloistered, as a protection from sun and storm.
It tipped with cruel venom her allusion to the quiet, almost cloistered life of my girlhood.
The next morning we went forth to look once more at picturesque, cloistered, verdant Berne.
Around it ran on all sides the Byzantine arches of a cloistered walk, which, according to the quaint, rich fashion of that style, had been painted with vermilion, blue, and gold.
On that point Colbert gave him sensible advice, namely, that a question of practical policy could be better settled by the colonists themselves than by cloistered scholars.
There is no cloistered privacy about his instruction.
Who was she? The cloistered sister Elizabeth, daughter of the Holstein Count, and once the bride of King Hakon of Norway.
His small feet were cloistered in small, thick boots of glittering brilliance.
Never was spring so green and lovely as when men greeted it in a cloistered garden, with hearts quite empty and clean, only half-awakened from a long trance of despair.
The strong place which he had built for his first holding in the wilderness thus grew into a cloistered school for me.
And the girl had grown up there, at first near her invalid father, then cloistered, as it were, with her mother, whom the least exertion exhausted.

Similar words containing CLOISTER without suffix ed

cloister10 cloisters11 cloisterer12 encloister12 uncloister12 cloisterers13 cloistering14 encloisters13 uncloisters13 encloistered15 uncloistered15 encloistering16 uncloistering16

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