Premonstratense
/ˌpriːmɒnstrəˈtɛns/Christian Church. Now rare
noun
= Premonstratensian. Chiefly in plural.
Origin
Late Middle English; earliest use found in The Alphabet of Tales. From post-classical Latin Premonstratensis belonging to Prémontré. Compare Portuguese premonstratense, adjective.
- government bore
- government cheese
- government contractor
- government corporation
- government employee
- governmentese
- government-funded
- Government-General
- government handout
- Government House
- government issue
- government man
- government office
- government official
- government paper
- government securities
- government station
- government stock
- government stroke
- government surplus
- government valuation
- governmentwide
- government–binding
- governor
- governorate