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Meanings of cenobite in English
Usage of cenobite in English
1
Brother Paphnutius, I am but a miserable sinner, but I have found, in my long life, that the cenobite has no foe worse than sadness.
2
At that, Harry felt the Cenobite's thaumaturgic grip on his body released.
3
He ushered the Cenobite into the chamber, gesturing frantically all the while.
4
The Cenobite offered a subtle approving nod, and together they stepped inside.
5
Cenobites, or monks, who formed communities and lived under a common roof.
6
Blood ran down the grid of scum that covered the Cenobite's face.
7
The Cenobite pointed to the darkness above them and said a single word:
8
Such was the rule of these cenobites, or monks who lived in community.
9
In our opinion, cenobites are not lazy men, and recluses are not idlers.
10
The Cenobite turned his back on his victim and faced Ragowski.
11
The Cenobite turned his back on them and faced the door.
12
The Cenobite exhaled lightly and put onto his face an expression of humility.
13
The first union among the cenobites was the construction of houses in close proximity.
14
The Cenobite made a tiny nod and said, I know.
15
The moment the Cenobite's gaze landed upon the rusty blood-caked links, eruption followed eruption.
16
The Cenobite was bypassing the torture and interrogation and going straight to the execution.
Cenobite through the time