Noun:

கிறித்துவ மடத்து முதல்வி,

prioress's Usage Examples:

In spite of great opposition from the authorities of the order, and in particular from the prioress and sisters of the Incarnation, she persevered with her scheme, being encouraged to appeal to the pope by certain priests who saw the benefit which would accrue to the Church from her zeal.

Returning to Avila she was elected prioress of her beloved St.

Discussion Points Theory and Genre The Second Nun The Second Nun is one of those who accompany the prioress.

His niece, who became the prioress, was later to become St Werburgh.

a weekly market was granted to the prioress.

Then she had three years of rest, as prioress of her old convent of the Incarnation.

In 1317 the prioress obtained a Saturday market and a three days' fair at the feast of St Melor (Meliorus).

She was prioress (1872-1881) of the Stone convent in Staffordshire, where she died on the 29th of April 1894.

prioress of the convent of Our Lady of Good Hope in Paris from 1665 to her death in 1690.

Many old tombs can still be seen, including that of the last prioress, Anna, who died in 1543.

Synonyms:

superior, abbess, mother superior, mother,

Antonyms:

inferior, worst, subordinate, low, follower,