en|clois|ter

en|clois|ter
en|clois|ter «ehn KLOYS tuhr», transitive verb. Obsolete.
1. to confine in a cloister.
2. to shut in; confine; immure.

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  • cloister — clois|ter [ˈklɔıstə US ər] n [Date: 1200 1300; : Old French; Origin: cloistre, from Latin claustrum bar keeping a door closed , from claudere to close ] 1.) [usually plural] a covered passage that surrounds one side of a square garden in a church …   Dictionary of contemporary English

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