Convent is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONVENT in dictionary:

VERB:
• to assemble, also CONVENE
• A coming together; a meeting.
• An association or community of recluses devoted to a religious life; a body of monks or nuns.
• A house occupied by a community of religious recluses; a monastery or nunnery.
• To meet together; to concur.
• To be convenient; to serve.
• To call before a judge or judicature; to summon; to convene.
• summon
NOUN:
• a Christian community of nuns living together under monastic vows
• a school attached to and run by a convent.
• the building or buildings occupied by a convent
• building where nuns live
• a religious residence especially for nuns
• a community of people in a religious order (especially nuns) living together
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to convene

Words related to CONVENT

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Words that contain CONVENT

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How to use CONVENT in a sentence

• He lived according to the rules of the convent he governed with the same wisdom that he governed a city, and he died in the faith of the primitive apostles.
• The favour which had been shown her in her admittance into the convent, in spite of her poverty, was also made a subject of reproach.
• He resided in his own country for some time, but, upon a very pressing invitation, went to Brussels, and became organist to the convent of English nuns there.
• With one of the doctors, two of the nurses, and a man who led the way, I climbed up to a high room in the convent roof.
• Much wealth he bestowed on the convent, in money and estate.
• Her father seldom found time to visit her at her convent school, and she never went home to spend her holidays.
• Two thousand, I believe, Paul paid into the convent where his sister Bridget has gone to become a nun.
• He was again removed to another convent, where he applied himself to the cultivation of his talents.
• By the aid of Arrigone he gained access to the parlor of the convent, where he conversed with Virginia through the bars.
• Silently the two white figures passed along the passage, through the cloister, and down the flight of steps into the Convent crypt.
• Teresa, quitted our little convent to enter the Heavenly Carmel.
• She entered the Carmelite Order in 1570, in the first convent of St.
• Going to Mexico at an early age, he took the Augustinian habit in the convent of Puebla de los Angeles, June 28, 1578.
• He died in the convent of San Pablo in Manila, in 1601.
• But not having been able to find him then, Don Pedro left the church and convent surrounded by a double guard.
• On one Friday in Lent, the fifteenth of March, I was present at the convent of St.
• Moss clustered thick in every crevice of the heavy scowling wall that surrounded the convent.
• The rules of this convent were so strict that the nuns might not even see their relations who came to visit them.
• I have been tempted a hundred times to set fire to the convent, and go and become a Turk.
• The war-cry was heard in all her streets, and every house became a fortress, and every church and convent a citadel, garrisoned by heroic men, resolved to die for its defence.
• There was no railway station within ten miles of the old convent by the lake.
• Home-Davis and Elinor showed no interest in the convent cousin.
• The convent cousin was to be disgusted with Cromwell Road, and bored with London, so that she might be ready to snatch at the first excuse to get away.
• The brethren in travelling from convent to convent naturally exercised a reciprocal influence over each other.
• It was built in 1452, by Domenico Malatesta Novello, for the convent of S.
• But when I found the cloisters of the Convent Church closed to the gaping public, I thanked God and took courage.
• But the situation was unhealthy, and the new comers had therefore little difficulty in persuading its occupants to remove to the convent of St.
• I went back to the convent, and during the year that I passed there I was lonely enough to have died.
• She brought to him from the convent at Grenoble where she had been educated, the charming innocence of a young girl and the innate devotion of a woman.
• The fourth daughter, Barbara, at the age of nine entered the convent of Heppach, and lived there forty-one years, rising to be Prioress and then Abbess.

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