Minster is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MINSTER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a large church or cathedral
• a large or important church, typically one of cathedral status in the north of England that was built as part of a monastery
• cathedral or large church
• A church of a monastery. The name is often retained and applied to the church after the monastery has ceased to exist (as Beverly Minster, Southwell Minster, etc.), and is also improperly used for any large church.
• any of certain cathedrals and large churches; originally connected to a monastery

Words related to MINSTER

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Words that contain MINSTER

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How to use MINSTER in a sentence

• Two hours after midnight we reached a mighty minster.
• The Minster was burnt down in 1137, and lay in ruins till the year 1171.
• At least he could not pass from minster to minster, from town to town, without journeying through long miles of forest.
• Thus went she to the minster, followed by many a dame.
• Brunhild with her ladies now went forth and stopped before the minster.
• Men rang the minster bells according to their custom.
• The towers of York Minster are distinctly seen, and the prospect is only bounded by the limits of vision.
• Beneath the central tower of this minster there is a small crypt or vaulted cell entered from the nave by a narrow passage.
• Telramund is thrust aside, though not before he has had time to whisper fresh doubts and suspicions to the shuddering Elsa, and the procession files slowly into the Minster.
• Passing thence we saw York with its Minster, that dream of beauty realized.
• The centre of gravity of the island shifts at this point, accordingly, from Minster to Ramsgate.
• As she so swayed and moved, dancing daintily, came a blast of a trumpet and a gay peal from the minster bells.
• July 9th was until the Reformation kept at the minster as a festival to her memory, with a special office and High Mass.
• This is said to have been removed to the minster from another church when it was destroyed.
• The collection consists chiefly of books left to the minster by will of the Rev.
• With the exception of the present elaborate entrance to the south transept and the window above it, the transept is identical with that of the Norman minster.
• It is said a Cabbage is sculptured at his feet on his monument in Wimbourne Minster, Dorset.
• He repaired the minster at York, which had fallen almost into ruins, and built large churches at Hexham and Ripon.
• The minster has suffered two serious fires, and a restoration, carried out on the whole moderately and judiciously.
• CHAPTER II HISTORY OF THE BUILDING The architectural history of the minster is somewhat vague and uncertain, and has been the subject of several disputes.
• There is now no Norman work to be seen in the minster itself, and in 1200, nave, choir, transepts, and towers were all Norman.
• Several tombs were found when the old pavement was removed, and relics taken from them and deposited with the other treasures of the minster.
• In the Early English transept of the minster itself the triforium is the most prominent feature of the design.
• Mr Browne, the enthusiastic and laborious historian of the minster, has supposed these figures to represent scenes in the rebellion in which Scrope took part.
• The horn was lost during the Civil War, but found by Lord Fairfax, who gave it back to the minster.
• He rebuilt the palace, and the choir of the minster, and also began a new minster at Ripon.
• He conferred many benefits on his diocese, and built the south transept of the minster, where is his beautiful tomb.
• He completed the nave of the minster, and glazed the great west window.
• After some demur, the parson at Minster declared himself willing to do the pious deed.
• Without this island, that is, between it and York Minster, the sea seemed strewed with islets, rocks, and breakers.

Similar words containing MINST without suffix er

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