|
WordNet-Online
Definitions from WordNet | ||||
Definitions from the WebMonasticismDefinition: Monasticism refers to the religious practice of individuals dedicating their lives to communal living and spiritual pursuits within a monastery or a similar religious community. Examples1. Noun (General sense)Definition: The general practice or system followed by monks or nuns, involving living in a monastery and devoting oneself to religious duties and contemplation. Example sentence: After years of self-reflection, Mark decided to embrace monasticism and join a Benedictine monastery to deepen his spiritual journey. 2. Noun (Local sense)Definition: The specific practice or system followed by monks or nuns in a particular religious order, characterized by unique customs or traditions. Example sentence: The monasticism of the Trappist monks thrived on silent contemplation and manual labor, creating an atmosphere of tranquility and self-sufficiency. 3. AdjectiveDefinition: Relating to or characteristic of a monastic lifestyle or the principles of monastic life. Example sentence: The monastery provided David with an immersive monasticism experience, allowing him to disconnect from the outside world and focus solely on his spiritual growth. 4. AdverbDefinition: In a manner characteristic of monastic life or practices. Example sentence: The group decided to live monasticism, dedicating themselves to simplicity and prayer while residing in a rural community. Related Products | ||||
monastary layperson monasteries monastery monastery monastic monastic habit monastic order monastical monasticism monastory monastry monatomic monaul monaural monaurally monazite moncel
|