incloister
verb
Pronunciation: /ɪnˈklɔɪstər/
Definition
To shut in or seclude in a cloister or monastery; to confine or shut up.
Examples
The nuns incloistered themselves to live a life of prayer and contemplation.
He felt incloistered by the routine of his job, longing for more freedom.
How to Use incloister
- incloister oneself (phrasal verb)
- To voluntarily seclude oneself. — "She decided to incloister herself for a month to finish her novel."
- incloister someone (verb)
- To confine someone in a secluded place. — "The king ordered the traitor to be incloistered in the highest tower."
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