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Meanings of whitefriars in English
Male religious order.
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Synonyms
Examples for "carmelites"
Examples for "carmelites"
1
The Carmelites will not receive a married woman; it would be bigamy.
2
These voices of the Carmelites aided Durtal to probe his despair deeply.
3
Yes, the Carmelites are accustomed to burn none but genuine true incense.
4
Hide me away with the Carmelites or I shall make a row.'
5
She has gone straight to the convent-theCarmelites they call it.
Usage of whitefriars in English
1
John de Montacute's father was buried in the Church of the Whitefriars.
2
You remember that Whitefriars' dinner, when Adam Black sat opposite to us?
3
Thou knowest how he saved me that day in the dens of Whitefriars.
4
Thus for a time at least Whitefriars came under the management of Henslowe.
5
Apparently the Children of the Queen's Revels continued successfully at Whitefriars until March, 1613.
6
Street-fights with the lawless Alsatians of the adjoining Whitefriars region were at one time frequent.
7
Hast thou not heard of Whitefriars and its perils?
8
We regret any embarrassment caused to members of the Carmelite Order, who are known as Whitefriars.
9
His lordship was one of the governors of that famous old collegiate institution called the Whitefriars.
10
I have known it from the very first time I met her-atthat blessed Whitefriars' dinner.
11
She made her way to Whitefriars Road.
12
He had met Margaret Brandt for the first time at a Ladies' Banquet of the Whitefriars Club.
13
The first appearance of a regular playhouse in Whitefriars dates from the early years of King James's reign.
14
He therefore hired two bravos, who set upon the fencing-master, and murdered him in his own house at Whitefriars.
15
The church clocks struck nine as she turned into Whitefriars Road, the street where the old bank of Riversborough stood.
16
Now called Whitefriars Street.
Translations for whitefriars
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carmelitàorde del carmeorde del carmelcarmelitescarmelitaorde dels frares de santa maria verge del mont carmelcarmelites observantseremites del mont carmelorde dels carmelitescarmelitanaorde de la mare de déu del carmelcarmelites calçatsorde carmelitacarmelites de l'antiga observançaorde carmelitàorde dels carmelites calçats