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Meanings of nunnery in anglès

The habitation and workplace of a community of monks or nuns.

A convent for women.

Sinònims
Examples for "convent"
Examples for "convent"
1
After she left the convent she continued her studies also, especially French.
Ghosts
2
Not one in the convent suspected the real circumstances of the case.
The Lost Lady of Lone
3
The family moved to Waterford, where young Sybil attended a convent school.
The Irish Times
4
If so, the responsibility of keeping her in the convent was considerable.
Sister Teresa
5
On her very first visit to the convent, however, she felt uneasy.
Ghosts
Usage of nunnery in anglès
1
Anies should have been delivered into a cloistered nunnery thirty years ago.
Surrender to the will of the night
2
He was standing in front of the nunnery ready to go home.
The Atomic Bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki
3
The nucleus of the nunnery was a private house called Beauchamp House.
Hammersmith, Fulham and Putney
4
Her best move would be to follow the sister-in-law into a nunnery.
Wolf hall
5
Just as they passed the nunnery the huge hundred-ton bell rang out.
The Darling and Other Stories
6
He said you were like a sorceress brought up in a nunnery.
The Wishing-Ring Man
7
I remember a gaunt nunnery and two-gray-robed sisters clanging shut the gates.
The Agony Column
8
You should give me a nunnery, I want to found an order!
The red queen
9
Since the day she entered the nunnery, she was never seen again.
Petals from the sky
10
His manner was curt enough to please the superioress of a nunnery.
The Captain of the Kansas
11
She afterwards founded the nunnery of Wimborne, of which she became abbess.
The Project Gutenberg Encyclopedia, Volume 1 of 28
12
Zuleika, with her peculiar temperament, would have gone mad in a nunnery.
Zuleika Dobson; Or, An Oxford Love Story
13
Nothing at all is left of the famous nunnery of St Mary.
England of My Heart : Spring
14
He built a nunnery which was headed by his daughter as prioress.
Our Legal Heritage : 600-1776 King Aethelbert - King George III
15
Did she retire from the world, and find refuge in a nunnery?
The Coming of the Friars
16
In its ambience it is closer to a bordello than a nunnery.
Quicksilver
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United Kingdom
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