cenoby
noun
cen·o·by
variants or coenoby
ˈsenəbē,
British usually ˈsēn-
plural -es
: a conventual establishment or religious community
Word History
Etymology
Middle English cenobie, from Late Latin coenobium, from Late Greek koinobion, from Greek, neuter of koinobios living in community, from koin- coen- + bios life
- consorts
- consorts with
- conspecies
- conspecific
- conspecifics
- conspectus
- conspectuses
- conspergent
- consperse
- conspicuities
- conspicuity
- conspicuous
- conspicuous by their absence
- conspicuous consumption
- conspicuously
- conspicuously absent
- conspicuousness
- conspicuousnesses
- conspiracies
- conspiracist
- conspiracists
- conspiracy
- conspiracy of silence
- conspiracy theories
- conspiracy theorist