nunneries

Meanings

• A religious community of women, living under a common rule, usually in an enclosed place.

  - "The convent was a peaceful nunnery surrounded by lush gardens."
  - "The sisters of the nunnery followed a strict daily routine filled with prayer, study, and work."

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Rhymes

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Homonyms

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1. nunnery () : A religious community of women, living under a common rule, usually in an enclosed place.
   

2. nunnery (Spanish) : A public place for the display and sale of agricultural produce, especially fruits and vegetables.
   

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Variants

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nunneries , nunnery

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Etymology

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From Old French 'nunnerie', from Latin 'monasterium' meaning 'monastery'.

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Related Concepts

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1. monastery: A monastic community for men, also called a monastery.

2. convent: A religious community for women, also called a convent.

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How to Memorize "nunneries"

1. visualize
   

   - To memorize nunneries, first visualize the enclosed place filled with religious sisters living under a common rule.

2. associate
   

   - To further memorize nunneries, create associations with words or concepts that evoke similar images or feelings. For example, associate nunneries with the sound of church bells ringing, the scent of burning candles, or the image of a peaceful garden filled with flowers and herbs.

3. mnemonics
   

   - Use mnemonic techniques to help remember key details or concepts related to nunneries. For example, create an acronym using the first letter of each word in a phrase, such as "Nuns Never Eat Apples" to help remember that nuns do not eat apples. Alternatively, use a method such as the Method of Loci, which involves creating a mental map of a familiar place and then associating specific details or concepts with specific locations on the mental map, to help remember key information related to nunneries.

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