Thesaurus / minster

minster

synonyms for minster

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He served in various governments in roles including prime minister and defense minster before taking control of the presidency.

The following day being Sunday, we availed ourselves of the opportunity of attending services at the Minster.

The town dates from the year 870, when the first cathedral minster was built by the order of one of the British chieftains.

Aside from its world-famous minster, York teems with objects and places of curious and archaeological interest.

It occupied a whole side of the court, and at one end had a private door into the minster.

A THIN GHOST AND OTHERSM. R. (MONTAGUE RHODES) JAMES

But they turned on him at the last, he says, and there's the mark still to be seen on the minster door where they run him down.

A THIN GHOST AND OTHERSM. R. (MONTAGUE RHODES) JAMES

How much had taken place in the twelvemonth that had passed since he had faced Ely Minster!

God knows, my child: there are masses for her soulEach day in every Zingar minster sung.

But the chaplaincy and its emoluments were usually held by one of the canons of the Minster.

If the old almsfolk wished to pray to God daily, they might totter three-quarters of a mile up to the Minster.

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OCTOBER 26, 1985