Synonym: convent, monastery, nunnery. Similar words: abbess, jabber, stabbed, blabber, flabbergasted, obey, beyond, disobey. Meaning: ['æbɪ] 
n. 1. a church associated with a monastery or convent 2. a convent ruled by an abbess 3. a monastery ruled by an abbot.
n. 1. a church associated with a monastery or convent 2. a convent ruled by an abbess 3. a monastery ruled by an abbot. 
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91. Richard Lewis has expanded the Bisham Abbey squad and they have started to select children at a younger age than before.
92. Woburn Abbey has a straw-fired boiler which pumps hot water around the estate with savings of over ￡20,000 every year.
93. Certainly the Abbey were known to be large landowners in the area.
94. I went to Westminster one night in mid-March, and was waiting for my bus just outside the Abbey.
95. Save the abbey as a treat for the end of your walk.
96. Half of the latter was sent each year direct to the abbey at Battle, the rest consumed on the manor.
97. Several large abbey churches survive, mainly built in brick, and all carefully restored.
98. The original town had been founded with a new market place in 1135-9 by the Benedictine abbey there.
99. I myself questioned the royal physician who dressed the body for burial at Jedburgh Abbey, Duncan MacAirth.
100. At that moment they reached the ruined abbey and she fell silent at its sheer beauty.
101. It was Cistercian and colonized by monks from Fountains Abbey in Yorkshire.
102. As an extra bonus it was blessed by a monk from the local Prinknash Abbey.
103. The guest house for the abbey became the nucleus of a royal residence.
104. Proposals for the redevelopment of the land on which the domestic buildings of the Abbey once stood have been made.
105. The monastery at Belmont Abbey near Hereford has opened up a guest wing.
106. Eve's ashes are interred under a great oak at Mottisfont Abbey in Hampshire.
107. They are all deposited at the Shirehall, Abbey Foregate, Shrewsbury, and are available for inspection.
108. Top weight and soft ground proved his undoing but he ran an absolute cracker to finish third to Sibton Abbey.
109. Cahoot, Abbey National's online arm,[http://sentencedict.com/abbey.html] comes top of the heap with a very modest 8 per cent APR.
110. Next month sees him attending training sessions at Bisham Abbey.
111. Louth Park Abbey was founded on the eastern edge of the town in 1139.
112. The romantic novelist Dame Barbara Cartland has joined the battle to save an eleventh century abbey.
113. One of the duke's groundsmen advised me to reconnoitre a nearby converted abbey which has recently been turned into a hotel.
114. There is of course nothing new in finding new uses: Malmesbury Abbey after the Reformation became Britain's first clothing factory.
115. The extension to Inch Abbey has been approved completely but only part of the Ballyduggan extension has received approval.
116. The five Abyssinian notables, in their full regalia, created a stir in the Abbey.
117. Bernard in the twelfth century: The river enters the abbey as much as the well acting as a check allows.
118. Eleven days ago, the second largest lender, the Abbey National, stopped selling mortgage protection insurance to its existing borrowers.
119. From Chinon Henry's body was carried to Fontevraud and laid in the abbey church.
120. Healing later left Abbey Mill, his new large steam powered Borough flour mills clearly of much greater importance.
More similar words: abbess, jabber, stabbed, blabber, flabbergasted, obey, beyond, disobey, abeyance, robber, rubber, slobber, robbery, blubber, beyond belief, beyond question, beyond control, shrubbery, rabbi, abbot, rabbit, shabby, dabble, flabby, crabby, babbler, sabbath, rubber eraser, scrabble, squabble.