Uk English Meaning of ancresses
Ancresses
Other Uk English words related to Ancresses
- nuns
- religious
- devotees
- abbesses
- clergy
- cloistresses
- Conventuals
- deaconesses
- ecclesiastics
- friars
- beggars
- monastics
- monks
- novices
- oblates
- priestesses
- prioresses
- churchmen
- Clergy
- Monsignors
- abbots
- Archbishops
- Archpriest
- bishops
- clergy
- clergywomen
- office workers
- confessors
- deacons
- deans
- diocesans
- divines
- ministers
- high priestesses
- pastors
- popes
- Preachers
- Prelates
- elders
- Reverend Mother
- reverend
- sisters
- vicars
- missionaries
- parents
- Parsons
- abbots
- chaplains
- Clerks
- priests
- curator
- evangelists
- fathers
- high priests
- Holy Joes
- ministers
- missionaries
- monsignori
- rectors
- revivalists
- shepherds
- Sky pilots
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Definitions and Meaning of ancresses in English
ancresses
a woman who is an anchorite
FAQs About the word ancresses
Ancresses
a woman who is an anchorite
nuns,religious,devotees,abbesses,clergy,cloistresses,Conventuals,deaconesses,ecclesiastics,friars
laypeople,secular,lay readers,lecturers,laypeople,Secularists,laypeople
ancress => Anchoress, anchorwomen => female news anchors, anchorwoman => Anchorwoman, anchorpersons => Newsreaders, anchorpeople => Newsreaders,