monkeries (Meaning)

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monkeries (pl.)

of Monkery

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The monkeries of the ancient temple were a testament to the devotion of the monks who once resided there.
Visitors often marveled at the intricate monkeries displayed in the monastery's library, showcasing centuries of scholarly dedication.
During the festival, the local monks performed elaborate monkeries, captivating the audience with their grace and precision.
The monkeries of mindfulness and meditation were central to the daily routine of the monastery, fostering inner peace and spiritual growth.
Despite the simplicity of their lifestyle, the monks' monkeries of compassion and charity touched the lives of many in the community.
Through their monkeries, the monks sought to emulate the teachings of their spiritual leader, spreading wisdom and enlightenment to all who sought it.
The monkeries of discipline and self-denial were rigorously practiced by the monks, shaping their character and strengthening their resolve.
Hidden within the monastery's walls were secret chambers where monks conducted mysterious monkeries, shrouded in ancient rituals and traditions.
The abbey's gardens were adorned with statues depicting the monkeries of humility and obedience, reminding all who passed by of the virtues they embodied.
In times of hardship, the monks turned to their monkeries of faith and devotion, finding solace and strength in their unwavering belief.

of Monkery

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The monkeries of the ancient temple were a testament to the devotion of the monks who once resided there.

Visitors often marveled at the intricate monkeries displayed in the monastery's library, showcasing centuries of scholarly dedication.

During the festival, the local monks performed elaborate monkeries, captivating the audience with their grace and precision.

The monkeries of mindfulness and meditation were central to the daily routine of the monastery, fostering inner peace and spiritual growth.