Definition
Definition of anchoretic - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
solitudeDated relating to the life of a hermitDated
- He led an anchoretic existence in the mountains.
- His anchoretic lifestyle kept him away from the bustling city.
- The anchoretic monk spent years in silent meditation.
Origin of anchoretic
Greek, anachorein (to withdraw)
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- French:érémitique, ...
- German:einsiedlerisch, ...
- Italian:anacoretica, ...
- Spanish:ermitánico, ...
- Portuguese:anacorético, ...
- Chinese:隐士的, ...
- Japanese:隠者の, ...
- Arabic:نَاسِك, ...
- Hebrew:נְזִירִי, ...
- Russian:отшельнический, ...
- Ukrainian:анахоретичний, ...
- Hindi:एकांतवासी, ...
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