Definition of cloisterer in English:

cloisterer

noun ˈklɔɪstərə

archaic

单词	cloisterer
释义	Definition of cloisterer in English: cloisterer noun ˈklɔɪstərə archaic A person who lives in a cloister; a monk or nun. Example sentencesExamples The General Prologue portrait calls attention to Huberd's grand and dignified appearance, so unlike a cloisterer's or a scholar's threadbare looks. It must be borne in mind that there were eight thousand cloisterers in England alone at the Dissolution. So long as cloisterers stayed in their cloisters, spending their lives in contemplation and prayer, they had grace in God's sight and in men's. I would to God, this were only the private misdevotion of some superstitious old wife, or some idle and silly cloisterer. Thou art a master when thou art at home; Nor starving cloisterer, nor novice there. Synonyms brother, male member of a religious order, religious, contemplative
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