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Meanings of
priory
in English
Russian
приорат
Portuguese
priorado
Spanish
convento
Catalan
priorat
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Religious houses that rank immediately below abbeys and are presided over by a prior or prioress.
priories
Russian
приорат
Synonyms
Examples for "
priories
"
priories
Examples for "
priories
"
1
I don't know what travellers would do were it not for the
priories
.
2
There were nearly sixty monasteries,
priories
,
hospitals, maisons-dieu, and chapels.
3
Why were parks and inclosures usually attached to
priories
?
4
The possessions of each langue in its native land were divided into grand
priories
and bailiwicks.
5
They were frequently regular
'
'
priories
,
''
but sometimes only ''cells,'' and even ''granges,', with small chapels attached.
Usage of
priory
in English
1
The
priory
remained in the Lenthall family up to the year 1821.
2
They stay in the guest house of the
priory
for a week.
3
They rest by the side of their ancestors in the
priory
church.
4
The great fire in 1292 caused great destruction to the
priory
buildings.
5
St. Albans was no obscure
priory
in a remote and thinly-peopled county.
6
The extensive manor and living of Ormskirk formerly belonged to this
priory
.
7
At Mottisfont, four miles from Romsey, was once a
priory
of Augustinians.
8
Near the church is a farmhouse, once a
priory
of Black Friars.
9
This day my catechumen Alfgar was baptized in the
priory
church.
10
He then taught seminarians in the Augustinian
priory
in New Ross.
11
Erasmus, who visited the
priory
in 1511, derided its enormous wealth.
12
The bishop's cope is taken away, our
priory
is closed again.
13
That is the
priory
,
and you may be sure of a welcome there.
14
They are trying, too, to suppress most of the facts concerning the
priory
.
15
Sister Sheila Corcoran was buried on Friday in St Dominic's
priory
,
Port Elizabeth.
16
Lent her by Father Christopher of the
priory
,
forsooth-thatis ever her answer.
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Grammar, pronunciation and more
About this term
priory
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
ancient priory
great priory
old priory
dominican priory
new priory
More collocations
Translations for
priory
Russian
приорат
Portuguese
priorado
priorato
Spanish
convento
priorato
Catalan
priorat
Priory
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Priory
across language varieties
United Kingdom
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