abbess
noun (plural abbesses)
Everyday
An abbess is the woman who is head of a convent or community of nuns. tree →
In the lessons
an old woman in a cloister who leads the nuns and gives help or advice to a visiting hero, often in old tales
Examples
- The abbess led the nuns in prayer. tree →
- The old woman was the Abbess of the convent. tree →
- The prince asked the abbess for help. tree →
- Every morning the abbess rang the bell for the nuns. tree →
Note
nothing for maths
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