House
Monastery
Monastery noun - A residence for men under religious vows.
Usage example: Gregory Mendel worked out his concepts of genetics by doing breeding experiments using pea plants in the monastery's garden
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Synonyms for Monastery
House is a synonym for monastery in residence topic. You can use "House" instead a noun "Monastery", if it concerns topics such as abbey, place where monks live.
Nearby Word: monastic
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It's also suggested that before Mello came to Wammy's House, he had a Parental Substitute in a priest at a monastery, Brother Ivan.
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The island had been secretly taken over by Nazis at the end of World War II, and the monastery as being used to house the cryogenically frozen body of Adolf Hitler until such time as they could revive him.
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Some of the jaw-dropping settings include a cathedral, a fancy opera house, a castle, a Turkish-style palace, a Venice-like city on the water, a modern dockyard with towering cranes, a hilltop monastery, and an absolutely vertigo-inducing snowy bridge level.
Source: Video Game / Painkiller
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