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Meaning of monastic
Relating to monasteries or monks
Etymology of monastic
The word "monastic" has its roots in the Greek word "monastikos", meaning "alone", and the Latin word "monasticus", which is derived from the Greek word "monastos", meaning "hermit" or "monk"
Historically, the term has been used to describe the lifestyle and practices of monks and nuns living in monasteries, emphasizing simplicity, austerity, and devotion to spiritual pursuits
Synonyms
ascetic
austere
celibate
cloistered
contemplative
devout
disciplined
eremitic
hermetic
isolated
mendicant
monkish
mystical
pious
recluse
religious
secluded
sequestered
simple
solitary
spiritual
strict
votive
withdrawn
zealous
dedicated
monarchical
conventual
clerical
sacrosanct
sanctified
chaste
pure
holy
godly
saintly
reverent
Definitions
- Relating to monasteries or monks
- * Characterized by or suggesting a monastic lifestyle, especially in being simple, austere, or devoted to a particular activity
Usage Examples
- The monastic community was known for its beautiful illuminated manuscripts
- * She chose a monastic lifestyle, dedicating herself to prayer and service
- * The monastic rules emphasized the importance of work, study, and contemplation
Antonyms
worldly
luxurious
decadent
hedonistic
self-indulgent
materialistic
secular
lay
profane
irreligious
sinful
corrupt
impious
unchaste
impure
unholy
irreverent
dissipative
profligate
wanton
lascivious
licentious
sensual
epicurean
sybaritic