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abbot

/ˈæbʌt/noun2 syllables

Abbot means: the superior of an abbey of monks.

Synonyms for abbot1

noun, as in the superior of an abbey of monks

archimandrite

What does abbot mean?1

noun

1

the superior of an abbey of monks

Definitions from the Open English WordNet, CC BY 4.0.

What rhymes with abbot?3

two syllables

habitrabbit

three syllables

inhabit
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Abbot in a sentence

  • The abbot was set on important constructions in those years for his convent.Mithridates
  • The former baroque residence of the abbot now houses the town history museum.sundown
  • The abbot understood that the youth wanted to talk to him in secret.Miktsoanit
  • The abbot knew how to thank his flock when necessary.Myrano_
  • You are the abbot, and I am the mayor. Who will open the door?DJ_Saidez
  • Look, this man is an abbot.Miktsoanit
  • The abbot gave rice to the vixen.Shishir
  • The monks elected a new abbot.vvv123

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Forms of abbot

as a noun

plural
abbots