Convent and School

Convent

Convent noun - A religious residence especially for nuns.

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School and convent are semantically related. in nunnery topic. In some cases you can use "School" instead a noun "Convent".

Nearby Words: convention, conventual

School noun - A place or establishment for teaching and learning.

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Convent and school are semantically related. Sometimes you can replace term "Convent" with "School", this nouns are similar.

full	full convent	full school
complete	complete convent	complete school
small	small convent	small school
actual	actual convent	actual school
Other adjectives: entire, real, religious, catholic, said, local, nearby, eponymous.

Tar Valon is a cross between Wizarding School and a convent, and the trainees, most of whom are late teens/early 20s, are kept away from men as much as possible, but they still have (and act on) desire.

Source: Ho Yay / Literature
In a similarly-situated family in Spain or Italy, Mary would have entered a convent where she would have played the organ in the chapel and taught in the girl's school, and been very busy and happy.

Source: Unintentionally Sympathetic
In Margot Benary-Isbert's Under The Changing Moon, the heroine thinks of returning to the convent where she had gone to school.

Source: Taking the Veil

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