cenacle
cen·a·cle
noun \ˈse-ni-kəl\Definition of CENACLE
: a retreat house; especially : one for Roman Catholic women directed by nuns of the Society of Our Lady of the Cenacle
Origin of CENACLE
Late Latin cenaculum the room where Christ and his disciples had the Last Supper, from Latin, top story, probably from cena dinner
First Known Use: 1889
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