Associations to the word «Magdalene»
Noun
- Buckingham
- Palatinate
- Consort
- Cooking
- Webber
- Apparition
- Hermitage
- Maria
- Altar
- Duchess
- Walden
- Nag
- Cistercian
- Madonna
- Married
- Matthew
- Trinity
- Parable
- Holloway
- Crypt
- Nun
- Enfield
- Marley
- Orthodox
- Churchyard
- Marseille
- Franciscan
- Catherine
- Benson
- Newark
- Feast
- Fresco
- Martyr
- Savior
- Fellow
- Winchester
- Esther
- Theresa
- Jerusalem
- Shrewsbury
- Trent
- Saviour
- Christianity
- Ecstasy
- Marie
- Benedictine
- Him
- Tutor
- Reformation
- Vicar
- Margaret
- Liturgy
- Harrow
- Guido
- Christine
- Augustine
- Ramsey
- Prussia
- Follower
- Oratory
- Ballad
- Preaching
- Epistle
- Soprano
- Miriam
- Mallory
- Scroll
- Georg
- Chichester
- Dilemma
- Adulthood
- Matthias
- Ki
- Hanna
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
MAGDALENE, proper noun. A female given name.
MAGDALENE, proper noun. Mary Magdalene, a disciple of Jesus.
MAGDALENE, noun. A reformed prostitute.
MAGDALENE ASYLUM, noun. (historical) A religious prison for prostitutes and unmarried mothers, usually as a source of forced labour.
MAGDALENE ASYLUMS, noun. Plural of Magdalene asylum
MAGDALENE LAUNDRIES, noun. Plural of Magdalene laundry
MAGDALENE LAUNDRY, noun. (historical) (chiefly Ireland) A religious facility in which prostitutes and unmarried mothers were kept, usually against their will, as a source of forced labour.
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