bonze (Meaning)
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bonze (n.)
A Buddhist or Fohist priest, monk, or nun.
Synonyms & Antonyms of bonze
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bonze Sentence Examples
- The bonze, or Buddhist monk, led the morning prayers at the temple.
- Visitors often seek guidance from the wise words of the bonze regarding matters of spirituality.
- The bonze's simple robes reflected his commitment to a life of humility and service.
- During the ceremony, the bonze chanted ancient sutras to honor the Buddha.
- The local community revered the bonze for his selfless dedication to the teachings of Buddhism.
- As a bonze, he adhered strictly to the precepts of his faith, abstaining from worldly desires.
- The bonze's serene demeanor and gentle smile brought comfort to those seeking solace.
- Young novices looked up to the bonze as a mentor and guide in their journey toward enlightenment.
- The bonze's daily rituals included meditation, prayer, and acts of compassion toward all living beings.
- The temple bells rang out as the bonze conducted a ceremony to commemorate the anniversary of the Buddha's enlightenment.
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A Buddhist or Fohist priest, monk, or nun.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The bonze, or Buddhist monk, led the morning prayers at the temple.
Visitors often seek guidance from the wise words of the bonze regarding matters of spirituality.
The bonze's simple robes reflected his commitment to a life of humility and service.
During the ceremony, the bonze chanted ancient sutras to honor the Buddha.
