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Meaning of calced
Wordnet
calced (a)
used of certain religious orders who wear shoes
Webster
calced (a.)
Wearing shoes; calceated; -- in distintion from discalced or barefooted; as the calced Carmelites.
calced Sentence Examples
- The monks, calced in simple sandals, walked quietly through the monastery corridors.
- In the medieval era, calced pilgrims would journey great distances to visit sacred sites.
- The calced friars knelt in prayer before the altar, their feet clad in worn leather shoes.
- As per tradition, only the calced priests were allowed to enter the inner sanctum of the temple.
- The calced nuns tended to their garden, their sturdy shoes protecting their feet from the rough earth.
- During the ceremony, the calced bishop blessed the newly ordained priests.
- It was customary for the calced clergy to remove their shoes before entering the holy shrine.
- The calced procession wound its way through the streets, carrying the sacred relics.
- The calced monks took a vow of poverty, wearing only the simplest of footwear.
- The calced missionaries traveled to distant lands, spreading their message while clad in humble sandals.
FAQs About the word calced
used of certain religious orders who wear shoesWearing shoes; calceated; -- in distintion from discalced or barefooted; as the calced Carmelites.
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The monks, calced in simple sandals, walked quietly through the monastery corridors.
In the medieval era, calced pilgrims would journey great distances to visit sacred sites.
The calced friars knelt in prayer before the altar, their feet clad in worn leather shoes.
As per tradition, only the calced priests were allowed to enter the inner sanctum of the temple.
