friarly (Meaning)
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friarly (a.)
Like a friar; inexperienced.
Synonyms & Antonyms of friarly
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friarly Sentence Examples
- The friarly silence of the cloister enveloped him like a sacred shroud.
- The friarly countenance of the monk radiated a profound sense of peace.
- The friarly garb, with its simple brown robe and capuche, symbolized a life of devotion.
- Friarly humility guided his every step, leaving no room for pride or self-exaltation.
- The friarly community extended its compassion and care to all who sought their aid.
- Friarly wisdom emanated from the depths of their spiritual knowledge and experience.
- Friarly discipline kept their lives in order, aligning their actions with divine precepts.
- The friarly bond united them as brothers, transcending the boundaries of time and space.
- Friarly charism ignited a flame of faith in the hearts of those they encountered.
- The friarly legacy, passed down through generations, continues to inspire and uplift countless souls.
FAQs About the word friarly
Like a friar; inexperienced.
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No antonyms found.
The friarly silence of the cloister enveloped him like a sacred shroud.
The friarly countenance of the monk radiated a profound sense of peace.
The friarly garb, with its simple brown robe and capuche, symbolized a life of devotion.
Friarly humility guided his every step, leaving no room for pride or self-exaltation.
