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Definition of monastically - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
1.
simple lifeRare in a simple and disciplined wayRare
- She arranged her home monastically, with only essential items.
2.
monk-likeRare in a manner resembling a monk's lifestyleRare
- He lived monastically, dedicating his days to meditation.
Origin of monastically
Greek, monastikos (solitary) + -ally (adverbial suffix)
Examples of monastically in a sentence
The artist worked monastically, focusing solely on his craft. She studied monastically, avoiding all distractions. He worked monastically, focusing solely on his research.
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- French:de manière monastique, comme un moine, ...
- German:klösterlich, mönchisch, ...
- Italian:in modo monastico, come un monaco, ...
- Spanish:de manera monástica, como un monje, ...
- Portuguese:de forma monástica, monasticamente, ...
- Chinese:修道院式地, 僧侣般地, ...
- Japanese:質素に, 僧侶のように, ...
- Arabic:بِزُهْد, بِحَيَاةٍ رُهْبَانِيَّة, ...
- Hebrew:בְּפַשְׁטוּת וּבְמִשְׁמַעַת, בְּאוֹפֶן נָזִירִי, ...
- Russian:аскетично, монашески, ...
- Ukrainian:аскетично, монастично, ...
- Hindi:सरल तरीके से, साधु के समान, ...
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