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Meaning of eremitic
The primary meaning of "eremitic" refers to a person who has devoted their life to religious solitude, or anything related to or characteristic of a hermit or a solitary way of life.
Etymology of eremitic
The word "eremitic" originates from the Greek word "ἐρημίτης" (erēmitēs), meaning "hermit" or "desert dweller", which is derived from "ἔρημος" (erēmos), meaning "desert" or "solitary"
The term has been used in English since the 17th century to describe a person who lives a solitary life, often for religious or spiritual reasons
Synonyms
solitary
isolated
alone
secluded
hermitic
reclusive
withdrawn
ascetic
austere
secluded
sequestered
cloistered
monastic
anchoritic
contemplative
meditative
quiet
still
peaceful
serene
calm
retired
secluded
hidden
remote
distant
inaccessible
inaccessible
unfrequented
deserted
abandoned
unvisited
unreceptive
uncommunicative
unresponsive
unsociable
inhospitable
inhospitable
cold
aloof
distant
reserved
standoffish
unapproachable
unfriendly
hermitical
eremital
anchoretic
anchorical
Definitions
- Relating to or characteristic of a hermit or a solitary way of life
- * Living in or as if in a hermitage, especially for religious reasons
- * Characterized by or preferring solitude or seclusion
Usage Examples
- The eremitic lifestyle of the monk involved living in a remote cabin with minimal contact with the outside world
- * The artist's eremitic nature made it difficult for her to collaborate with others on projects
- * The eremitic community on the mountain lived a simple, self-sufficient life, detached from the hustle and bustle of city life
Antonyms
social
gregarious
outgoing
friendly
affable
sociable
convivial
communal
public
open
accessible
approachable
welcoming
hospitable
warm
receptive
responsive
communicative
interactive
engaged
participatory
cooperative
collaborative
garrulous
loquacious
talkative
extroverted
uninhibited
unreserved
demonstrative
expansive
ebullient
effusive