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unˈcloister, v.
[un-2 5.]
trans. To turn out of, remove from, a cloister; to set free, liberate.
1611Florio, Dischiostrare, to vncloister. 1687Norris Paraphr. 3rd Chap. Job vi, Why did I not uncloister'd from the Womb Take my next lodging in a Tomb? 1795tr. Mercier's Fragm. Pol. & Hist. II. 424 These..burnt the archives, and uncloistered the monks and nuns. 1856N. Brit. Rev. XXVI. 276 The monks and friars were uncloistered.
Hence unˈcloistered ppl. a.1
1627P. Fletcher Locusts iv. x, Can that uncloist'red Frier with those light armes..Wake all the sleeping world? 1853Card. Wiseman Ess. iii. 97 He was brother to the patron and was..an uncloistered friar. |