eremitish (Meaning)
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eremitish (a.)
Eremitic.
Synonyms & Antonyms of eremitish
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eremitish Sentence Examples
- The old man lived an eremitic life in a tiny cabin deep in the woods.
- Her eremitic lifestyle allowed her to focus on her writing without distractions.
- The eremitic monk spent his days in solitude, praying and meditating.
- The eremitic scholar devoted his life to studying ancient texts.
- The eremitic artist sought inspiration in the wilderness, far from the hustle and bustle of the city.
- The eremitic traveler wandered from place to place, seeking new experiences and encounters.
- The eremitic hermit lived in a cave on a remote mountaintop, shunning all contact with the outside world.
- The eremitic recluse hid away from society, fearing the judgment and persecution of others.
- The eremitic sage sought enlightenment through contemplation and introspection.
- The eremitic mystic experienced visions and revelations that were beyond the understanding of ordinary people.
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Eremitic.
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The old man lived an eremitic life in a tiny cabin deep in the woods.
Her eremitic lifestyle allowed her to focus on her writing without distractions.
The eremitic monk spent his days in solitude, praying and meditating.
The eremitic scholar devoted his life to studying ancient texts.
