votaress
[ voh-ter-is ]
Origin of votaress
1usage note For votaress
See -ess.
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How to use votaress in a sentence
The mother-superior took the votaress at her word, and left her then and there.
The Lost Lady of Lone | E.D.E.N. Southworth"Surely, daughter," said the abbess, gently as with her own hand she opened the door and led her votaress into the room.
The Lost Lady of Lone | E.D.E.N. SouthworthSuch talk, both priest and votaress told her, was not meet for dutiful daughter or betrothed maiden.
The Caged Lion | Charlotte M. YongeThaisa, thinking Pericles dead, becomes a votaress at Diana's temple.
William Shakespeare | John MasefieldAll wait for the votaress, but she is detained by a crowd of friends.
Studies in Medival Life and Literature | Edward Tompkins McLaughlin
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