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religious institute

religious institute noun: a Christian society whose members pronounce public vows, lead a life in common with one another, and generally observe the evangelical counsels.

Noun

religious institute (plural religious institutes)

  1. A Christian society whose members pronounce public vows, lead a life in common with one another, and generally observe the evangelical counsels.
    • Coordinate term: secular institute

Forms of religious institute

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Questions about religious institute

What does religious institute mean?
Religious institute means a Christian society whose members pronounce public vows, lead a life in common with one another, and generally observe the evangelical counsels.
What part of speech is religious institute?
Religious institute is a noun.
What is the plural of religious institute?
The plural of religious institute is religious institutes.

Words near religious institute in the dictionary

  1. religious freedom
  2. religious freedoms
  3. religious humanism
  4. religious humanist
  5. religious humanists
  6. religious institute
  7. religious institutes
  8. religious leader
  9. religious leaders
  10. religious liberty
  11. religious naturalism

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