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Oct. 24, 2014

cloister \KLOI-ster\ verb 1. to confine in retirement; seclude. 2. to confine in a monastery or convent. Quotes That's when I began to cloister myself, when I saw her strength, her determination to pull me out of my brooding. -- Manil Suri, The City of Devi, 2013 Origin Cloister comes from an Anglo-French blend of cloison, meaning "partition," and clostre, from the Late Latin word meaning "enclosed place."

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