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Definition of hermitical - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
behaviorDated characterized by reclusive or solitary behaviorDated
- Her hermitical tendencies kept her away from social events.
2.
solitudeDated marked by ascetic solitudeDated
- The monk's hermitical life was devoted to meditation.
Origin of hermitical
Greek, erēmitēs (solitary)
Examples of hermitical in a sentence
The artist's hermitical existence fueled her creativity. His hermitical existence kept him away from city life. She embraced a hermitical lifestyle in the mountains.
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- French:solitaire, éremitique, ...
- German:eigenbrötlerisch, eremitisch, ...
- Italian:solitario, eremitico, ...
- Spanish:hermético, ermitaño, ...
- Portuguese:recluso, eremítica, ...
- Chinese:孤僻的, 苦行, ...
- Japanese:隠遁的な, 修道的な, ...
- Arabic:اِنعِزالي, رَهْبَانِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:מִתְבּוֹדֵד, סַגְפָנִי, ...
- Russian:затворнический, отшельнический, ...
- Ukrainian:відлюдний, відлюдницький, ...
- Hindi:एकांतप्रिय, संन्यासी, ...
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