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Meaning of encloister
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encloister (v. t.)
To shut up in a cloister; to cloister.
encloister Sentence Examples
- The young woman chose to encloister herself in a monastery, seeking solace and spiritual fulfillment.
- The cloistered nuns lived a life of prayer, contemplation, and devotion, cut off from the outside world.
- The encloistered garden was a tranquil oasis, filled with lush greenery and fragrant flowers.
- The castle's encloistered courtyard provided a safe and sheltered space for the royal family.
- The old manor house was encloistered by a thick grove of trees, creating a sense of seclusion and privacy.
- The ancient city was encloistered by a massive wall, protecting its inhabitants from invaders.
- During the pandemic, many people voluntarily encloistered themselves in their homes to minimize the risk of infection.
- The injured bird was encloistered in a cage, receiving care and attention until it could fly again.
- The secret society encloistered its members in a hidden location, shielding them from public scrutiny.
- The encloistered community lived a simple life, focused on self-sufficiency and sustainability.
FAQs About the word encloister
To shut up in a cloister; to cloister.
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The young woman chose to encloister herself in a monastery, seeking solace and spiritual fulfillment.
The cloistered nuns lived a life of prayer, contemplation, and devotion, cut off from the outside world.
The encloistered garden was a tranquil oasis, filled with lush greenery and fragrant flowers.
The castle's encloistered courtyard provided a safe and sheltered space for the royal family.
