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10 letters word
15 points in Scrabble
21 points in WWF

Definitions for CONVENTUAL in dictionary:

NOUN:

a monk or nun
a person who lives in or is a member of a convent.
One who lives in a convent; a monk or nun; a recluse.

ADJECTIVE:

of or pertaining to a convent
relating or belonging to a convent
relating to the less strict order of the Franciscans, living in large convents.
Of or pertaining to a convent; monastic.
of communal life sequestered from the world under religious vows

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

of, relating to, or befitting a convent or monastic life; monastic

Words related to CONVENTUAL

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Words that contain CONVENTUAL

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How to use CONVENTUAL in a sentence

Considering the date of his birth, 1387, and his conventual life, he was hardly less wonderful than his wonderful epoch.
Nevertheless, the lovers were parted, and Giulia was confined in the conventual fortress, and carefully guarded.
No conventual gloom was ever deeper than the gloom of Fellside.
The gentle, self-sacrificing conduct of the nuns had destroyed the effect of the prejudicial stories I had heard against conventual life.
This church stands on the site of the old conventual church, on the spot where once stood the Roman temple of Minerva.
Under what was the refectory of the conventual buildings, one may find the crypt in a very good state of preservation.
Of the conventual buildings nothing remains, but a few fragments of the succeeding mansion of the Pauletts are now incorporated in a neighbouring farmhouse.
The picture would be unjust to truth, did we not recognize, what, from our knowledge of human nature, we must expect, a conventual life of far less elevated and refined order.
He would not forfeit his conventual honor, or bring a stain on his order, or, least of all, expose himself to the scoffing eye of a triumphant enemy.
The old Conventual Church has been repaired under the superintendence of the Rev.

It is a plain, open, and partly decayed sarcophagus, with withered leaves in it, in a wild and desolate conventual garden, once a cemetery, now ruined to the very graves.
Upon his arrival at the islands, he became a conventual at Lubao.
Syon House is now established at Chudleigh in Devon, the only English community that can boast an unbroken conventual existence since pre-Reformation times.
When he entered, he noticed that all the hangings of the room and the dresses of the inmates were of the dark hues of conventual life.
As the side of the nave was covered by the conventual buildings it was of plainer character than the north, and had no buttresses between the windows.
Here a certain number were always on duty, and men living there practiced the stern severity of conventual discipline.
What distinction occurs in the construction of the small country churches of this style, and the larger buildings of conventual foundation? A.
His bias is always against religious orders, and, consequently, he favours the suppression of almost every conventual establishment.
I do not hold with Saint Bernard, who, in his zeal for a conventual life, seemed to see no other way of serving God but for all men and women to become monks and nuns.
She assumed the conventual habit, and opened a convent school on July 30, 1809, in Emmetsburg, of which she became mother-superior.
The Ordinary Council consisted of the Grand Master, the conventual bailiffs, together with any Grand Cross residing at the Convent.
John, the conventual bailiffs, and any Grand Crosses present at the Convent, dealt with offences against the estates of the Order.
The sun struck on one angle of the garden, leaving the rest in cool green shade, a conventual twilight.
It retains its chapel and one or two other relics of its early conventual days.
Lovel, the existing conventual church being built in 1443.
This library, together with that of the Dominicans, and the respective episcopal and conventual archives were burned by the Hollanders during the siege of San Juan in 1625.
The greater part of the conventual edifice still exists, but it has no kind of architectural value.
This part of the church has, however, been exposed to considerable injury, owing to its having joined the conventual buildings, which were destroyed at the revolution.
Few among the cathedrals or the great conventual churches, in this country, are without them.
Jeanne spent her days on the high roads, running from one monastery to another, and toil as she would to dig up the conventual soil, nothing would grow.
From that point of view conventual life might be bad for him.
But the conventual church itself, which exceeded many cathedrals in extent, has been levelled nearly to the foundation.
Occasionally her activities shocked Manuel, who held to the ancient view that maidens should come to matrimony with the innocence born of conventual ignorance.

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