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Meanings of clarisses in English
Catholic order of convent nuns.
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Examples for "clarisse"
Examples for "clarisse"
1
Once, long ago, Clarisse had walked here, where he was walking now.
2
They were mostly other courtesans she'd once known, along with Madame Clarisse.
3
Clarisse was a strong swimmer, but even she wasn't making any progress.
4
Simonne and Clarisse were discussing the dead woman's diamonds in low tones.
5
I lunged forward and grabbed Clarisse by the straps of her armor.
1
Neither Austrians nor Anversois willingly harmed the Poor Clares.
2
The Poor Clares have released a book of prayer to help people through modern day problems.
3
It was the house of the Minoresses or Poor Clares, where the ladies were to remain.
4
There is room for just 12 Poor Clares.
5
Under his direction, she formed the famous order of Franciscan nuns, afterwards named from her the Poor Clares.
Usage of clarisses in English
1
The Clarisses say they are accepting Martin because of the Christian doctrine of forgiveness.
2
This organization originated in 1212 and its members were called Les Clarisses, after Clara, the daughter of Favorino Seisso, a knight of Assisi.
Translations for clarisses
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