abbey
/ˈæbi/ or /ˈæbɪ/Definitions
1. noun
A building or group of buildings housing a monastery or convent.
“The abbey has been a place of pilgrimage for centuries.”
2. noun
A large house, often with beautiful gardens, but not necessarily a place of religious retreat.
“The abbey was a popular wedding venue last summer.”
3. proper noun
A specific name of an abbey, such as Westminster Abbey or Fountains Abbey.
“The abbey of Glastonbury is famous for its medieval architecture.”