Priors is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PRIORS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• PRIOR, one in charge of a priory, ranking second to abbot
• a previous criminal conviction
• a man who is head of a house or group of houses of certain religious orders.
• the man next in rank below an abbot.
• the head of a house of friars.
ADJECTIVE:
• existing or coming before in time, order, or importance
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an officer in a monastery

Words related to PRIORS

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Words that contain PRIORS

priorship16 subpriors13 priorships17

How to use PRIORS in a sentence

• It just expressed the contrast, which had fretted him ever since he began to hunt with the Whitford Priors hounds.
• The story goes, that in the old Popish times, when the nuns held Whitford Priors, the first Mr.
• Even the monasteries, where the ecclesiastical temper was most formidable, were forced to choose abbots and priors whom the king could trust.
• The next point of interest on the Wall is the farmhouse of Carraw, which the Priors of Hexham Abbey once used as a summer retreat.
• Canonbury-house, of which a solitary tower remains, is said to have been the country-residence of the Priors of St.
• Lords of lands, including abbots and priors, attended it, as well as the reeve and four selected men from each township.
• Buonarroto was one of the Priors during this month, and accordingly he took an official part in all the entertainments and festivities, which continued for three days.
• Other monasteries also had Priors, namely, those which were attached to greater ones.
• There were seven or eight others present, laymen and ecclesiastics, and the priors were once more sent back to the Tower.
• Then on the fourth of May he was present at the execution of the three priors and the two other priests at Tyburn.
• Somewhere among that forest of grim stems the Carthusian priors looked down.
• To the venerable and devout Priors at Windesem and Mount St.
• Each had undertaken to pray for the souls of the two priors in return for the prayers of the monks at Durham.
• There were, in all, twenty-six priors, and their names have come down to us, but with only the most meagre notices of the architectural work which was carried on by each of them.
• At this crisis there came to London two priors of Carthusian houses established, one in Nottinghamshire and the other in Lincolnshire.
• Witham had as one of its earliest priors the celebrated Burgundian, Hugh of Avalon, who afterwards became Bishop of Lincoln.
• All the aforesaid information I have endeavored to procure from the oldest inhabitants of this province, and from all the priors of the province.

Similar words containing PRIOR without suffix s

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