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Meanings of benedictine in English
Usage of benedictine in English
1
Max raised a glass of benedictine and posed for a moment, melodramatically.
2
BENEDICT, Saint, the man who introduced benedictine and monks into Europe.
3
My benedictine smoke dreams are full, not of past loves, but of former servants.. View Article
4
Mayda would be there; the Benedictine and the sister would be there.
5
Two Benedictine habits are crossing the small field in the distance below.
6
He was a monk of the Benedictine Abbey at Bury, in Suffolk.
7
The work of S. Romuald was a reform of the Benedictine Order.
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Tavistock was a Benedictine monastery, over which forty abbots ruled in succession.
9
They drank Benedictine with their coffee and smoked cigars instead of cigarettes.
10
The Benedictine nuns of Kylemore Abbey have bred a beauty queen .
11
The only nunnery in the city was the Benedictine Priory of St. Clement.
12
Here the Benedictine monks had a Priory in the time of Henry III.
13
That end was attained in a Priory of Benedictine Nuns, established in France.
14
One of them is the Benedictine Father Ansgar Pöllmann in Beuron.
15
In the sixteenth century, very famous among canonists was the learned Benedictine, Vilagut.
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We have no existing examples of the earlier monasteries of the Benedictine order.
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