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novitiate
[ noh-vish-ee-it, -eyt ]
noun
- the state or period of being a novice of a religious order or congregation.
- the quarters occupied by religious novices during probation.
- the state or period of being a beginner in anything.
- a novice.
novitiate
/ -ˌeɪt; nəʊˈvɪʃɪɪt /
noun
- the state of being a novice, esp in a religious order, or the period for which this lasts
- the part of a religious house where the novices live
- a less common word for novice
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of novitiate1
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of novitiate1
Example Sentences
She has no choice but to carry this pregnancy to term, surrounded by jealous novitiates, senile nuns, controlling male leadership and a secret sect of the sisterhood who wear crimson shrouds over their faces.
By an accident of timing, the plague that threatens the convent and the surrounding areas feels more immediate – and dangerous – than the lingering shots of naked novitiates.
The son of farmers in the southern state of Tamil Nadu, Father Swamy was sent to Jharkhand as a teenage Jesuit novitiate.
In 1977, she entered the Ursuline novitiate at Mount Saint Joseph in Maple Mount, Ky. She moved to Guatemala after teaching kindergarten in Kentucky.
Holly Stepp, who works for a biomedical company and lives in Raleigh, N.C., found herself in the club of wig novitiates.
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