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Word of the Day - claustral
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claustral
/ˈklɔːstr(ə)l/
adjective
1 Relating to a cloister or religious house.
2 literary Enveloping; confining.
Origin
Late Middle English from late Latin claustralis, from Latin claustrum ‘lock, enclosed place’ (see cloister).
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After being in a very religious school, Marie developed a claustral phobia and became a free spirit as an adult.
