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Meaning of cloisteral
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cloisteral (a.)
Cloistral.
cloisteral Sentence Examples
- The monastery had a cloisteral atmosphere, where silence and solitude prevailed.
- His cloisteral lifestyle was a choice made in pursuit of spiritual enlightenment.
- The nuns lived a cloisteral existence, dedicating themselves to prayer and contemplation.
- The cloisteral environment of the convent provided a refuge from the outside world.
- The cloisteral community followed a strict routine of prayer and meditation.
- The cloisteral courtyard was a tranquil space for reflection and quietude.
- The monks embraced their cloisteral vows, renouncing worldly possessions and pleasures.
- The cloisteral order upheld traditions of simplicity and asceticism.
- She found solace in the cloisteral seclusion, away from the noise and distractions of modern life.
- The abbey maintained a cloisteral tradition that dated back centuries, preserving its spiritual heritage.
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Cloistral.
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The monastery had a cloisteral atmosphere, where silence and solitude prevailed.
His cloisteral lifestyle was a choice made in pursuit of spiritual enlightenment.
The nuns lived a cloisteral existence, dedicating themselves to prayer and contemplation.
The cloisteral environment of the convent provided a refuge from the outside world.
