monking (Meaning)
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monking (a.)
Monkish.
Synonyms & Antonyms of monking
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monking Sentence Examples
- The monks engaged in purposeful silence, monking throughout the day.
- The secluded hermit monked in his cabin, seeking spiritual enlightenment.
- Pilgrims monked along the ancient path, seeking solace and connection.
- The monastic community practiced strict monking, dedicating themselves to a life of solitude and meditation.
- The contemplative monk monked for hours on end, lost in the depths of his thoughts.
- The monking retreat provided a sanctuary for individuals to find inner peace and tranquility.
- Artists and writers retreated to secluded cabins to monk, seeking inspiration from the solitude.
- After a long day of manual labor, the monks retreated to their cells to monk and reflect on their experiences.
- The rhythmic sound of chanting filled the temple as the monks monked in unison.
- The monking practice became a habitual part of the monk's daily routine, shaping their spiritual growth and self-understanding.
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Monkish.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The monks engaged in purposeful silence, monking throughout the day.
The secluded hermit monked in his cabin, seeking spiritual enlightenment.
Pilgrims monked along the ancient path, seeking solace and connection.
The monastic community practiced strict monking, dedicating themselves to a life of solitude and meditation.
