How Do You Spell ENCLOISTER?

Pronunciation: [ɛnklˈə͡ʊɪstə] (IPA)

Correct spelling for the English word "Encloister" is [ɛnklˈə͡ʊɪstə], [ɛnklˈə‍ʊɪstə], [ɛ_n_k_l_ˈəʊ_ɪ_s_t_ə] (IPA phonetic alphabet).

ENCLOISTER Meaning and Definition

  1. Encloister is a verb that refers to the act of confining or secluding oneself or someone else within the restrictive boundaries of a cloister or similar enclosed space. The term is derived from the combination of the prefix "en-" meaning "to make" or "to put into," and the noun "cloister," which traditionally signifies a quiet and secluded place, often found within a monastery or convent.

    Encloister implies willingly or forcibly isolating oneself from the outside world, seeking solitude, reflection, or protection from external influences. It typically suggests a deliberate act of withdrawing oneself or another person from societal affairs, whether it be temporarily or permanently. Encloistering may involve physical removal from certain social settings or it may refer to mentally and emotionally distancing oneself from others.

    The term encloister can also encompass a metaphorical sense, where the withdrawal takes place within one's mind rather than physically. In this context, it can describe the process of mentally retreating to a solitary state, where one seeks silence, peace, or personal reflection, often in response to intense external pressures or to gain a new perspective.

    Overall, encloister involves confining oneself within a cloister or secluded space, or figuratively isolating oneself mentally, reflecting the desire for independence, sanctuary, or introspection.

Common Misspellings for ENCLOISTER

  • wncloister
  • sncloister
  • dncloister
  • rncloister
  • 4ncloister
  • 3ncloister
  • ebcloister
  • emcloister
  • ejcloister
  • ehcloister
  • enxloister
  • envloister
  • enfloister
  • endloister
  • enckoister
  • encpoister
  • encooister
  • encliister
  • enclkister

Etymology of ENCLOISTER

The word "encloister" is derived from the Old French word "encloistre", which ultimately comes from the Latin word "claustrum". In Latin, "claustrum" means "a barrier", "an enclosure", or "a closed space". Through the Old French word, "encloistre" evolved to become "encloister" in English. The term refers to confining or enclosing someone or something within the boundaries of a cloister or similar enclosed area.

Similar spelling words for ENCLOISTER

Conjugate verb Encloister

CONDITIONAL

I would encloister
you would encloister
he/she/it would encloister
we would encloister
they would encloister

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be encloistering
you would be encloistering
he/she/it would be encloistering
we would be encloistering
they would be encloistering

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have encloister
you would have encloister
he/she/it would have encloister
we would have encloister
they would have encloister

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been encloistering
you would have been encloistering
he/she/it would have been encloistering
we would have been encloistering
they would have been encloistering

FUTURE

I will encloister
you will encloister
he/she/it will encloister
we will encloister
they will encloister

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be encloistering
you will be encloistering
he/she/it will be encloistering
we will be encloistering
they will be encloistering

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have encloistered
you will have encloistered
he/she/it will have encloistered
we will have encloistered
they will have encloistered

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been encloistering
you will have been encloistering
he/she/it will have been encloistering
we will have been encloistering
they will have been encloistering

IMPERATIVE

you encloister
we let´s encloister

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to encloister

PAST

I encloistered
you encloistered
he/she/it encloistered
we encloistered
they encloistered

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was encloistering
you were encloistering
he/she/it was encloistering
we were encloistering
they were encloistering

PAST PARTICIPLE

encloistered

PAST PERFECT

I had encloistered
you had encloistered
he/she/it had encloistered
we had encloistered
they had encloistered

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been encloistering
you had been encloistering
he/she/it had been encloistering
we had been encloistering
they had been encloistering

PRESENT

I encloister
you encloister
he/she/it encloisters
we encloister
they encloister

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am encloistering
you are encloistering
he/she/it is encloistering
we are encloistering
they are encloistering

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

encloistering

PRESENT PERFECT

I have encloistered
you have encloistered
he/she/it has encloistered
we have encloistered
they have encloistered

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been encloistering
you have been encloistering
he/she/it has been encloistering
we have been encloistering
they have been encloistering

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