monachism (Meaning)
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monachism (n.)
The system and influences of a monastic life; monasticism.
Synonyms & Antonyms of monachism
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monachism Sentence Examples
- Monachism has played a significant role in religious and cultural life for centuries.
- The founder of Western monachism is considered to be Saint Benedict of Nursia.
- Monasticism fosters a life of simplicity, prayer, and community.
- The Egyptian desert was a popular destination for early Christian monachism.
- Monks and nuns who embrace monachism often live in secluded monasteries or convents.
- Monastic tradition emphasizes spiritual growth and detachment from worldly concerns.
- The practice of monachism has influenced architecture, art, and literature throughout history.
- Monastic communities provide a supportive environment for individuals seeking spiritual fulfillment.
- The history of monachism is intertwined with the development of organized religion.
- Monachism continues to inspire and attract followers today, offering a path to spiritual transformation and communion with the divine.
FAQs About the word monachism
The system and influences of a monastic life; monasticism.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Monachism has played a significant role in religious and cultural life for centuries.
The founder of Western monachism is considered to be Saint Benedict of Nursia.
Monasticism fosters a life of simplicity, prayer, and community.
The Egyptian desert was a popular destination for early Christian monachism.
