nuns Synonyms
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- monks
- anchoresses
- priestesses
- votaries
- mendicants
- sisters
- deaconesses
- friars
- novices
- clerics
- mother-superior
- bishops
- clergywomen
- monastics
- abbesses
- religious
- reverend-mother
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- ministers
- clerks
- churchmen
- clergypersons
- vicars
- reverends
- clericals
- high-priestesses
- prelates
- padres
- deans
- deacons
- conventuals
- popes
- clergymen
- preachers
- prioresses
- monsignors
- archbishops
- oblates
- ecclesiastics
- abbots
- ancresses
- cloistresses
- presbyters
- archpriests
- pastors
- diocesans
- divines
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nuns Meaning
nuns ()
Members of a congregation of founded by Mrs. Mary Teresa Ball, near Dublin, Ireland, in 1822, and now spread over Ireland, India, Canada, and the United States. The are called also Ladies of Loreto. They are engaged in teaching girls.
nuns Sentence Examples
- The cloistered nuns led a life of prayer and contemplation behind convent walls.
- Mother Superior Teresa guided the nuns with wisdom and compassion.
- The young novices were eager to embrace the austere lifestyle of the nuns.
- The nuns' habit, with its veil and flowing robes, exuded an air of humility and devotion.
- Visitors were captivated by the nuns' serene faces and gentle voices.
- The nuns dedicated themselves to the education of young girls, instilling in them moral and religious values.
- The silent cloister provided the nuns with a place for solitude and spiritual growth.
- The nuns' prayers echoed through the ancient chapel, creating a sacred atmosphere.
- The nuns' unwavering faith sustained them through trials and tribulations.
- The nuns' legacy of service and sacrifice continues to inspire generations to come.
FAQs About the word nuns
Members of a congregation of founded by Mrs. Mary Teresa Ball, near Dublin, Ireland, in 1822, and now spread over Ireland, India, Canada, and the United States.
monks, anchoresses, priestesses, votaries, mendicants, sisters, deaconesses, friars, novices, clerics
laymen, lay readers, lectors, laymen, lay readers,lectors, laypeople, laypeople,secular, seculars
The cloistered nuns led a life of prayer and contemplation behind convent walls.
Mother Superior Teresa guided the nuns with wisdom and compassion.
The young novices were eager to embrace the austere lifestyle of the nuns.
The nuns' habit, with its veil and flowing robes, exuded an air of humility and devotion.
