mattins

[ mat-nz, -inz ]

noun

, (often initial capital letter)

1. matin ( def 1 ).

mattins

/ ˈmætɪnz /

noun

1. See matins
   a variant spelling of matins

Example Sentences

These seven offices were condensed in 1519 into two, our present Mattins and Evensong.

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Miss Deedy ruins her already feeble health with early mattins (she insists on the double t) and frequent fasts.

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We make it known we shall be pleased to see them after Mattins and Evensong.

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We have no right to complain for a moment of what some people call the monotony of Mattins and Evensong for ourselves.

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The days when the thrushes sang mattins were come and all the way she heard freshets of holy song pouring down through the air.

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