chassid (Meaning)
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chassid (n)
a member of a Jewish sect that observes a form of strict Orthodox Judaism
Synonyms & Antonyms of chassid
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chassid Sentence Examples
- The Chassidim gather for prayer and study in their synagogue.
- A Chassid follows the teachings of their Rebbe with unwavering devotion.
- The Chassidim often sing and dance as a form of worship during their gatherings.
- A Chassid strives to cultivate a deep connection with God through prayer and meditation.
- Chassidic communities maintain strong traditions and customs passed down through generations.
- The Rebbe serves as a spiritual leader and guide for the Chassidim, offering wisdom and support.
- Chassidic literature is rich with insights into Jewish spirituality and mysticism.
- The Chassidim emphasize the importance of joy and gratitude in their spiritual practices.
- A Chassid seeks to live a life of piety and righteousness according to the teachings of their tradition.
- Chassidic philosophy emphasizes the unity of all creation and the divine spark within every soul.
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a member of a Jewish sect that observes a form of strict Orthodox Judaism
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The Chassidim gather for prayer and study in their synagogue.
A Chassid follows the teachings of their Rebbe with unwavering devotion.
The Chassidim often sing and dance as a form of worship during their gatherings.
A Chassid strives to cultivate a deep connection with God through prayer and meditation.
