Cloisters is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CLOISTERS 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

Words related to CLOISTERS

cloister10 cloistered13 cloistering14

How to use CLOISTERS in a sentence

• Priam Farll had been admitted through the cloisters, according to the direction printed on the ticket.
• The Angel doorway in the cloisters, by which the archbishop entered the sacred building pursued by his murderers, gives access on to the north-west or martyrdom transept.
• The cloisters are paved with marble, and the church neat and beautiful beyond description.
• Adjoining the ruins of the nave on the west, are the remains of the cloisters, measuring one hundred feet each way.
• She dealt out well-tilled lands, wherever cloisters and pious folk were found.
• Such frescoes, by no means uncommon in Dominican cloisters, still retain great interest for the student of scholastic thought.
• Mediaeval monuments at the Cloisters, as they were and as they are.
• Its sound might be heard echoing through the old cloisters, but a considerable time elapsed without any other effect being produced.
• The cloisters were destroyed for some unknown reason in 1570.
• The church is in the Lombardic style and the grand flight of steps, the triple porches and beautiful cloisters connecting the tower with the main building, are exceedingly fine.
• Pain and penitence forsaking, Hearts like cloisters dim and grey, By your laughter lured, awaking Join with you the dance of day.
• Tibetans studied there and Sanskrit books were translated into Tibetan within its cloisters.
• As the Prioress walked along the dimly lighted passage, she could see, through the open door, sheets of rain driving through the cloisters.
• It is remarkable also as being one of the very few Venetian churches with cloisters.
• As you pass, beckoned by a friar, into the half-ruined cloisters below S.
• One party of the Pirates being assigned to this purpose, ran immediately to the cloisters, and took as many religious men and women as they could find.
• Other interesting buildings are the cathedral with its detached tower, dating from 1500, and the Marien-Kirche with fine cloisters.
• Up here, into these cloisters, Alice and John Grey went together.
• They passed out of the Abbey into the cloisters, dimly lighted by the lamps, which had been lit in good time this dark November evening.
• He is supposed to have died in 1366, and rests in the scene of his labours, since he was buried in the cloisters of S.
• Men come and go through dark doorways, giving on to yet darker cloisters, as freely as though the place was a bazaar.
• The cloisters are very narrow and very long, and let into the cells, which are built like little huts detached from each other.
• The cloisters were gloomy, but I looked into the vast, smoked, and cavern-like kitchen, where the household were consuming the fragments of our dinner.
• What a stillness was in its vast rooms and cloisters.
• Time and the healthy life of the cloisters had done their work well.
• So after breakfast we went round the cloisters, very thick set with tablets and family vaults, and crowded graves inclosed.

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