convent's
Religious sisters' home's
Convent's is the possessive form of convent, a community of nuns living under religious vows, or the building they occupy.
The word typically modifies things belonging to or associated with such a community: the convent's chapel, the convent's strict rules, the convent's mother superior.
Female religious monastics
- sistersFemale kin or nuns
- chapelSmall worship room
- prayersReverent petitions to deity
- novicesInexperienced newcomers
vows · cloister · abbess · vespers · devotion · habit · veil · rosary
Vertical enclosing structures
- courtyardEnclosed open-air space
- dormitoryStudent living building
- refectoryInstitutional dining room
- bell towerStructure housing large chimes
cells · garden · gates · grille · parlor · corridors · chapter house · infirmary
Principles governing behavior
- communityCollective of connected people
- hierarchyRanked authority structure
- schedulePlan of timed events
- silenceTotal lack of sound
obedience · traditions · discipline · governance · records · archives · endowment · benefactors
nuns
Female religious monastics
novices · vows · cloister · abbess · vespers · devotion · habit · veil · rosary · matins
walls
Vertical enclosing structures
bell tower · cells · garden · gates · grille · parlor · corridors · chapter house · infirmary · stone
rules
Principles governing behavior
- communityCollective of connected people
- hierarchyRanked authority structure
- schedulePlan of timed events
silence · obedience · traditions · discipline · governance · records · archives · endowment · benefactors · property
convent'smonastery's
Of a monks' residence
abbey's · brotherhood's · monk's · monks · friar's
- convention centreFacility hosting large gatherings
- national conventionsGatherings to nominate candidates
- conventional wisdomGenerally accepted beliefs
- convention centerFacility for large gatherings
- spelling conventionsRules for writing words correctly
- convention floor
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