rectress (Meaning)
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rectress (n.)
A rectoress.
Synonyms & Antonyms of rectress
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
rectress Sentence Examples
- The rectress of the convent presided over the cloistered nuns with unwavering authority.
- Sister Maria became the rectress after years of dedicated service to the religious community.
- The rectress's wise counsel guided the young novices on their spiritual journey.
- The rectress of the monastery led by example, living a life of simplicity and devotion.
- The rectress held a special authority within the monastic order, overseeing the daily lives and spiritual growth of its members.
- The rectress's unwavering faith and determination inspired her followers to strive for holiness.
- The rectress of the school for girls fostered an environment of learning and spiritual development.
- The rectress's compassionate heart reached out to those in need, offering solace and guidance.
- The rectress of the asylum tirelessly dedicated herself to the care and well-being of her patients.
- The rectress played a pivotal role in shaping the history and legacy of her religious community.
FAQs About the word rectress
A rectoress.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The rectress of the convent presided over the cloistered nuns with unwavering authority.
Sister Maria became the rectress after years of dedicated service to the religious community.
The rectress's wise counsel guided the young novices on their spiritual journey.
The rectress of the monastery led by example, living a life of simplicity and devotion.
