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Meanings of religieuse in English

Russian
служитель
Portuguese
eclesiástico
Spanish
religiosa
Catalan
eclesiàstic

Member of a religious community.

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служитель
Synonyms
Examples for "religious"
Examples for "religious"
1
Information about, and government policies and efforts regarding, religious and ethnic minorities.
The Guardian
2
This is the political reality that threatens the political and religious authorities.
The Guardian
3
However, the spouses-to-be come from completely different religious, ethnic and cultural backgrounds.
Reuters
4
Islamic militants often accuse Western aid groups of covert religious missionary work.
Reuters
5
The vow in the religious is individual and personal; the riches collective.
Explanation of Catholic Morals / A Concise, Reasoned, and Popula...
Usage of religieuse in English
1
The priest rose and took up a "Semaine religieuse," which lay upon the table.
En Route
2
It is all very well for Mademoiselle Susan, but you are not created for a religieuse.
A Modern Chronicle — Volume 02
3
Presently the religieuse who had the charge of the adjoining ward opened the door softly and called Eugene.
Dreams and Dream Stories
4
Évariste read the title: "La Religieuse en chemise," "The Nun in dishabille!"
The Gods are Athirst
5
Here Reposes in God, Caroline de Clery, a Religieuse of St. Denis aged 83 years-andblind.
A Tramp Abroad
6
"Louise Duval!" exclaimed the Vicomte, "discovered at last, and a religieuse!
The Parisians — Complete
7
Her diplomatic moderation did not quite please the religieuses of Port Royal, and chilled a little her pleasant relations with d'Andilly.
The Women of the French Salons
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"And you girls probably worshipped him, as a convent full of religieuses would worship their director."
Jane Eyre: An Autobiography