Definition of claustral in English:

claustral

adjective ˈklɔːstr(ə)lˈklɔstrəl

1Relating to a cloister or religious house.
claustral buildings
Example sentencesExamples
- A claustral oblate candidate may be received into the novitiate by the abbot with the consent of the chapter.
- It seems that for a period of 35 to 40 years there was an immense injection of capital and labour which was directed to the construction of the claustral complex.
- At Mellifont we have the earliest remains of a claustral planned monastery in Ireland.
- Most frequently it seems it was either the abbot's lodgings or, as at Lacock Abbey, some of the claustral buildings which were adapted.
- By the 1930s it was divided into two dwellings and the several tenants of the claustral buildings included firms of printers and mineral water manufacturers.
Synonyms
cloistered, conventual, cloistral, canonical, monastical
2literary Enveloping; confining.
this claustral heat
Example sentencesExamples
- At once claustral and emancipating, these poems announce that the event of life is meaningless without the form we give to it.

Origin

Late Middle English: from late Latin claustralis, from Latin claustrum 'lock, enclosed place' (see cloister).

Rhymes

austral

Definition of claustral in US English:

claustral

adjectiveˈklôstrəlˈklɔstrəl

1Relating to a cloister or religious house.
claustral buildings
Example sentencesExamples
- A claustral oblate candidate may be received into the novitiate by the abbot with the consent of the chapter.
- It seems that for a period of 35 to 40 years there was an immense injection of capital and labour which was directed to the construction of the claustral complex.
- At Mellifont we have the earliest remains of a claustral planned monastery in Ireland.
- Most frequently it seems it was either the abbot's lodgings or, as at Lacock Abbey, some of the claustral buildings which were adapted.
- By the 1930s it was divided into two dwellings and the several tenants of the claustral buildings included firms of printers and mineral water manufacturers.
Synonyms
cloistered, conventual, cloistral, canonical, monastical
1. 1.1 Enveloping; confining.
  this claustral heat
  Example sentencesExamples
  At once claustral and emancipating, these poems announce that the event of life is meaningless without the form we give to it.

Origin

Late Middle English: from late Latin claustralis, from Latin claustrum ‘lock, enclosed place’ (see cloister).

单词	claustral
释义	Definition of claustral in English: claustral adjective ˈklɔːstr(ə)lˈklɔstrəl 1Relating to a cloister or religious house. claustral buildings Example sentencesExamples A claustral oblate candidate may be received into the novitiate by the abbot with the consent of the chapter. It seems that for a period of 35 to 40 years there was an immense injection of capital and labour which was directed to the construction of the claustral complex. At Mellifont we have the earliest remains of a claustral planned monastery in Ireland. Most frequently it seems it was either the abbot's lodgings or, as at Lacock Abbey, some of the claustral buildings which were adapted. By the 1930s it was divided into two dwellings and the several tenants of the claustral buildings included firms of printers and mineral water manufacturers. Synonyms cloistered, conventual, cloistral, canonical, monastical 2literary Enveloping; confining. this claustral heat Example sentencesExamples At once claustral and emancipating, these poems announce that the event of life is meaningless without the form we give to it. Origin Late Middle English: from late Latin claustralis, from Latin claustrum 'lock, enclosed place' (see cloister). Rhymes austral Definition of claustral in US English: claustral adjectiveˈklôstrəlˈklɔstrəl 1Relating to a cloister or religious house. claustral buildings Example sentencesExamples A claustral oblate candidate may be received into the novitiate by the abbot with the consent of the chapter. It seems that for a period of 35 to 40 years there was an immense injection of capital and labour which was directed to the construction of the claustral complex. At Mellifont we have the earliest remains of a claustral planned monastery in Ireland. Most frequently it seems it was either the abbot's lodgings or, as at Lacock Abbey, some of the claustral buildings which were adapted. By the 1930s it was divided into two dwellings and the several tenants of the claustral buildings included firms of printers and mineral water manufacturers. Synonyms cloistered, conventual, cloistral, canonical, monastical 1.1 Enveloping; confining. this claustral heat Example sentencesExamples At once claustral and emancipating, these poems announce that the event of life is meaningless without the form we give to it. Origin Late Middle English: from late Latin claustralis, from Latin claustrum ‘lock, enclosed place’ (see cloister).
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