Hospice is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HOSPICE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a shelter
• a home providing care for the sick or terminally ill
• a lodging for travellers, especially one run by a religious order.
• nursing home for the terminally ill
• A convent or monastery which is also a place of refuge or entertainment for travelers on some difficult road or pass, as in the Alps; as, the Hospice of the Great St. Bernard.
• a lodging for travelers (especially one kept by a monastic order)
• a program of medical and emotional care for the terminally ill

Words related to HOSPICE

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Words that contain HOSPICE

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How to use HOSPICE in a sentence

• Bernards are either distinctly rough in coat or smooth, but the generality of the Hospice dogs are broken in coat, having a texture between the two extremes.
• A few specimens had been imported from the Hospice before Mr.
• Bernard lead the traveller to the Refuge! Their business is to find the frozen, and to guide the traveller along the paths to the hospice.
• The movements of the dogs were of a nature to attract the attention of Pierre and the muleteers, who predicted that they should soon see some of the servants of the hospice.
• The weather was again bad, and on the summit of the Col de Lautaret I was forced to seek shelter in the wretched little hospice.
• Bernard was a well-known one long before the hospice was built.
• To Bernard de Menthon is due the credit of the mountain hospice.
• Altho the hospice and the adjoining hostelry for the travelers are cheerless in the extreme, there is always a warm welcome from the monks.
• There was the Hospice Belle, for old female paupers of Ypres, built in the thirteenth century.
• The distance from Aosta to the monastery or hospice of St.
• I sat down to supper in company with till the monks of the Hospice, I in my monkish robe looking like one of the holy order.
• They will go to the Russian hospice, where they will find free board and lodging.
• We reached the Hospice about an hour after dark, somewhat stiff, and very wet from the rain and snow that commenced falling as we entered the region of clouds.
• Night often found the party far from a hospice or inn and so they were obliged for shelter to camp on the highway or in the fields.
• He afterward became a Priest in Zwolle and served the Altar in the Hospice there, where he died after making a good confession.
• The monks now hire their own house from the Government, which has let out their hospice for an hotel.
• If there is a weakly one among them, some arrangement is sure to be practicable whereby he or she can be helped to follow more leisurely, and can remain longer at the hospice.
• Now they are building a hospital, a school for orphans, a home for cripples, a hospice and a large dispensary.
• Although it is a House of Worship, it is also connected with a hospital, a drug dispensary, a traveller’s hospice, a school for orphans, and a university for advanced studies.
• I have to return to the hospice and see some patients.
• On the night of June 21st the two travellers reached the hospice in the pass of St.
• This reformer of the Cistercians must not be confused with the elder Saint Bernard, whose hospice guards the pass of the Alps which bears his name.
• Hospice near Nice, is confirmed by the detail given by Mr.
• As we went on we passed the French Hospice, a fine modern building, having two large statues on it.
• The Catholic church already mentioned, where two sisters are to be seen in prayer at all times, is near the Hospice.
• The Hospice General, destitute as it is of architectural magnificence, cannot be visited without satisfaction.
• He was a brother in the monastery at Salzburg, but being out of health, was making his way to a hospice of his order above the valley.
• The good monks welcomed me to their hospice, as they do all strangers who stop for food and shelter, and treated me as kindly as if I had been a brother.
• The sculptor carved that picture into the stone, the noble animal with a child on his back, as if he were in the act of carrying it to the hospice.

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