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Meanings of conventual in English
Of communal life sequestered from the world under religious vows.
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Usage of conventual in English
1
The garden was conventual, the house had the air of a prison.
2
From that point of view conventual life might be bad for him.
3
This was the case in all the English conventual cathedrals, e.g.
4
In her uneasiness she appealed to Father Certificatus, the conventual confessor.
5
In the year 1528, James V. added a palace to the conventual buildings.
6
Afterward, the conventual Mass was a Mass for Pilgrims and Travelers.
7
They have heard of his violent behaviour in conventual establishments before.
8
If these are conventual manners, I hope that Clara may not adopt them.
9
Nothing remains of the conventual buildings but a few scanty patches of masonry.
10
And yet the conventual prejudice which banishes its name subsists still.
11
No conventual gloom was ever deeper than the gloom of Fellside.
12
She made Isabel a little conventual curtsey and then came to be kissed.
13
You, you know, dear Alice, are promised to a conventual life.
14
She desired to take the conventual vows; but he restrained her a long time.
15
He was not called by God to conventual life; .
16
She has no vocation for the conventual life and- Iwasbeginning to become anxious.
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