dortour (Meaning)
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dortour (n.)
Alt. of Dorture
Synonyms & Antonyms of dortour
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dortour Sentence Examples
- The dortour's vaulted ceiling echoed with the sound of whispered prayers.
- In the darkness of the dortour, the monks found solace and contemplation.
- The stone walls of the dortour were cold and damp, but the monks slept soundly on their simple pallets.
- The dortour's large windows let in a flood of morning light, waking the monks from their slumber.
- The abbot's private chamber was located in the dortour, where he could oversee the spiritual and temporal affairs of the monastery.
- The medieval dortour was a long, narrow room with rows of beds on either side.
- The monks in the dortour would often rise before dawn to pray or study the scriptures.
- The scent of incense hung heavy in the air of the dortour, creating a sense of peace and tranquility.
- The dortour's austere furnishings reflected the monks' humble lifestyle.
- The dortour was a place of rest and renewal for the monks, a place where they could retreat from the world and focus on their spiritual journey.
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Alt. of Dorture
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The dortour's vaulted ceiling echoed with the sound of whispered prayers.
In the darkness of the dortour, the monks found solace and contemplation.
The stone walls of the dortour were cold and damp, but the monks slept soundly on their simple pallets.
The dortour's large windows let in a flood of morning light, waking the monks from their slumber.
