Nunnery is valid Scrabble Word

Is nunnery a scrabble word?
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7 letters word
10 points in Scrabble
13 points in WWF

Definitions for NUNNERY in dictionary:

NOUN:

a religious house for nuns
a building or group of buildings in which nuns live as a religious community; a convent.
A house in which nuns reside; a cloister or convent in which women reside for life, under religious vows. See Cloister, and Convent.
the convent of a community of nuns
convent

Words related to NUNNERY

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How to use NUNNERY in a sentence

So the poor yeoman turned his feet away from the door of the nunnery, and left his master in the hands of the women.
If she smiled, it seemed as though it was from behind a grating, as in a nunnery.
It is said to have been founded by Ethelfleda, the daughter of Alfred the Great, on the site of a nunnery built in 875.
As Columba is the Latin for dove, the dove became a sort of signification of the nunnery.
She seized on the idea and made the newly-founded nunnery a house of doves.
We, meanwhile, stepped ashore to examine the ruins of the old nunnery of Godstowe, where Fair Rosamond secluded herself, after being separated from her royal lover.
Soon after she entered a nunnery where she remained seven years until her death.
His two brothers both died unmarried, and of his six sisters, three married, and a fourth, Isabella, entered a nunnery.
Oberwoerth In the middle of the Rhine, a little above Coblentz, lies the island of Oberwoerth, where at one time stood a famous nunnery.
The Dance of Death In the nunnery of Oberwoerth, on a pallet in a humble cell, Ida lay dying.

This young nun had but lately been sent on to the Nunnery at Whytstone from a convent at Tewkesbury in which she had served her novitiate, and taken her final vows.
But add that there must be no possibility of any scandal connected with the Nunnery.
His own intrusion into the Nunnery, his attempt to win away a holy nun, suddenly appeared to him, as the most appalling sacrilege.
Walking last in that silent procession back to the Nunnery, the Prioress walked alone with her sadness.
Then, without delay, I ride to Worcester to make all right at the Nunnery.
It seemed strange that she should have found in the world this sweet secret of the Perpetual Presence, which had evaded her in the Nunnery.
If thy decision should be to return to the Nunnery, his command is that thou ride the last stage of the journey fully robed, wearing thy cross of office.
Wood, and at one time was said to have entertained thoughts of going into a Roman Catholic nunnery.
She was advised by her guardians to enter a nunnery, and was placed there to pass through the preliminary stages before finally taking the veil.
In the afternoon Bouchier and I went and had a hot bath at an old nunnery by the river.
The buildings of the nunnery, reconstructed in the early 18th century, now serve as a hospital.
They accepted the Benedictine Rule, and gradually the nunnery increased in size, and many ladies of high birth took the veil here.
WHO SHALL BE KING? The noble cloisters of Romsey, with the grand church rising in their midst, had a lodging-place, strictly cut off from the nunnery, for male visitors.
Wallace-James offers a collection of Charters and Documents of the Grey Friars of Haddington and of the Cistercian Nunnery of Haddington.
CHARTERS AND DOCUMENTS RELATING TO THE GREY FRIARS AND THE CISTERCIAN NUNNERY OF HADDINGTON.
It once had a nunnery, and it was the birthplace of Roger Bacon, who was born here in 1214.
The annual occasion once past, she withdrew again into her seclusion, and except for a very few friends was as invisible to the world as if she had dwelt in a nunnery.
Hard by these was a large building in which great numbers of the Mexican young women resided, as in a nunnery, till they were married.
And when Sir Launcelot was come to Almesbury within the nunnery, Queen Guenever died but half an hour afore.
And by fortune, Sir Palamides found Dame Bragwaine, and there he delivered her from the death, and brought her to a nunnery there beside, for to be recovered.
Her experience of the nunnery at Boulogne, where had been spent three days in expectation of the King, had not been pleasant.
The nunnery stands at the outer edge of the town next the fields, wherein by report there are 70 nuns.
All that day and most of the night she rode fast, and ere noon the next day, she was come to a nunnery where, as she knew, King Arthur lay.
It was on the accession of this person, who was not a saint, that Eloise had become so ungovernable as to require the constraint of a nunnery.

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