magdalen (Meaning)
Wordnet
magdalen (n)
a reformed prostitute
Webster
magdalen (n.)
A reformed prostitute.
Synonyms & Antonyms of magdalen
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magdalen Sentence Examples
- The Magdalen College at Oxford University is renowned for its prestigious history and academic excellence.
- The protagonist of the biblical story of Mary Magdalene was often depicted as a repentant prostitute.
- Sandro Botticelli's famous painting "The Magdalen" portrays Mary Magdalene as a contemplative figure in a landscape.
- The Magdalen Islands in Quebec are known for their rugged beauty and thriving seafood industry.
- The Magdalena River in Colombia is a vital transportation route and a source of water for millions.
- "The Magdalen Bermejo" is a novel by Truman Capote that explores the themes of guilt and redemption.
- The Magdalen Laundries in Ireland were notorious institutions where unmarried mothers were coerced into labor.
- The Mary Magdalene Project provides support and services to women who have experienced sexual exploitation.
- The Magdalen College Choir is one of the most celebrated choral ensembles in the world.
- The Magdalen College School is a prestigious boarding school for boys located in Oxford, England.
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a reformed prostituteA reformed prostitute.
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The Magdalen College at Oxford University is renowned for its prestigious history and academic excellence.
The protagonist of the biblical story of Mary Magdalene was often depicted as a repentant prostitute.
Sandro Botticelli's famous painting "The Magdalen" portrays Mary Magdalene as a contemplative figure in a landscape.
The Magdalen Islands in Quebec are known for their rugged beauty and thriving seafood industry.
