priory

Converse of object

• found: The Knights Templar founded a priory in the late twelfth century, which may have encouraged settlement.
• dissolve: In Rochester he dissolved the Priory of St. Andrew which was attached to the Cathedral.
• ruin: Stone from the nearby ruined priory was used in the construction of the mill house.
• establish: They also established a small priory under the supervision of the great abbey of St Martin les Champs in Paris.
• build: Wenlock Priory, ruins of a large 12th Century Cluniac priory built on ruins of a 7th Century construction.
• visit: Visit the priory, one of the earliest centers of Christianity in England.

Adjective modifier

• Augustinian: Trentham, their main landed seat, had been an Augustinian Priory.
• Benedictine: In the 12th century a Benedictine priory, formed with monks from Evesham Abbey, was founded.
• Cluniac: Wenlock Priory, ruins of a large 12th Century Cluniac priory built on ruins of a 7th Century construction.
• Carmelite: John de Mowbray above mentioned was the founder of the Carmelite Priory at Shoreham.
• Dominican: Cant 13 ( 1880 ), 81-96 and A.R. Martin ` The Dominican Priory at Canterbury ' .
• 12th: Thoby Priory occupies the site of a 12th century priory of Austin Canons which was dissolved in 1536.

Modifies a noun

• precinct: Conveniently, the 1765 deed describes three closes that would fit more neatly into suggested area of the priory precinct.
• ruin: Secondly, two benches will be installed within sight of the old Priory ruins.
• church: The original priory church was to the north, across the modern garden.
• clinic: She spent time at the Priory clinic in 2002 and 2003 for cocaine and alcohol problems.
• estate: The estate descended with the Kilburn Woods portion of the Kilburn priory estate, being sold to John Powell in 1774.
• gate: Swanswell gate also known as Priory gate, pictured left and Cook Street gate sometimes called Tower gate.

Noun used with modifier

• cathedral: In Bath a great cathedral priory engulfed the whole southeast quarter of the city.
• century: Case Study A lavish wedding for 200 guests was held at a 16th century Priory.