Cloister
Cloister noun - A residence for men under religious vows.
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Synonyms for Cloister
Nuns and cloister are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Nuns" instead a noun "Cloister".
Nearby Words: cloistered, cloistral
Nuns
Both words in one sentence
- German medieval folk song 'Ein Mönch kam vor ein Nonnenkloster' ('A monk came to the nuns' cloister').
Source: Dirty Old Monk - While Zevran questions her about her life in the cloister, she admits that, while she found some nuns more attractive because of their "forbidden" status, she was there for spiritual purposes, and not interested in ravishing anyone.
Source: Depraved Bisexual
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