Abbots is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ABBOTS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• ABBOT, the superior in a monastery
• a man who is the head of an abbey of monks.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the superior of a monastery

Words related to ABBOTS

abbot9

Words that contain ABBOTS

abbotship18 subabbots15 abbotships19

How to use ABBOTS in a sentence

• This council consisted of several archbishops, bishops, and abbots, among which last was St.
• The Conqueror sternly resisted any attempts of bishops or abbots to control his civil government.
• The feasts which the abbots gave were almost regal.
• Of the various orders of the Benedictines there have been thirty-seven thousand monasteries and one hundred and fifty thousand abbots.
• The scholastic doctor was one of the great dignitaries of the age, as well as of the schools, and ranked with bishops and abbots.
• It is not doubted but the archbishops, bishops, and most considerable abbots, were constituent members of this council.
• English archbishops and bishops and abbots held some of the highest posts in France, in Anjou, in Flanders, in Portugal, in Italy, in Sicily.
• The Bishops and Abbots of the middle ages hunted with great state.
• As none of the priests, some of whom did not know even the first rudiments of the Latin language, made any answer to this question, he turned to the abbots.
• Journeying thus they came at last to the country of their birth, and were met by a fair procession of bishops and abbots, monks and priests, who had desired them fervently.
• To reach it we may pass through the village of Bradford Abbas, where the abbots of Sherborne once had a residence.
• On June 12, the Archbishop of Tyre and three Cistercian abbots, who had come to England to preach the Crusade, persuaded both parties to accept provisional articles of peace.
• With this join the following, which was formerly to be seen upon a fair marble under the portraiture of one of the abbots of St.
• In 1213, a great meeting of bishops, abbots, and barons met at St.
• It acquired great political importance, for from 1270 to 1340 its abbots were the rulers of Tibet.
• Above the Abbots are Provincial Superiors and the government of the whole Church is in the hands of the Somdec prah sanghrac.
• There was a dozen abbots, I should think, and my Lords of York and London and Winchester with two or three more.
• It is not doubted but the archbishops, bishops, and most considerable abbots were constituent members of this council.
• By various grants from the abbots, the town gradually attained the rank of a borough.
• The Abbots of Dunbrody sat as Lords in Parliament, and exercised civil jurisdiction.
• The remains were examined in the presence of Alexander, Bishop of Lincoln, and sundry Abbots in 1129.
• Archbishops, bishops and abbots rushed to the tribune and offered all they could.
• But most of the new bishops and abbots were far superior in morals and education to the Englishmen whom they succeeded.
• Yet we cannot but feel a limitless affection and sympathy for the abbots and friars of the days of old who have left us such a rich heritage of beauty and grace.
• Its abbots are repeatedly mentioned in history, as enjoying the confidence of sovereigns, and as charged with important missions.
• With the army there were many bishops, abbots and monks, and so with chant and hymn, with prayer and incense, the Franks were laid to rest.
• Nor were princes and counts, knights, pages, and vassals alone in the field, but the spear and sword flashed in the hands of bishops, abbots, and monks.

Similar words containing ABBOT without suffix s

abbot9 abbotcy16 subabbot14 abbotcies15 abbotship18 subabbots15 abbotships19

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