monkish (Meaning)

Wordnet

monkish (s)

befitting a monk; inclined to self-denial

Webster

monkish (a.)

Like a monk, or pertaining to monks; monastic; as, monkish manners; monkish dress; monkish solitude.

monkish Sentence Examples

  1. The secluded hermitage exuded a monkish ambiance, fostering deep contemplation.
  2. The monk's austere monkish vows prescribed a life of simplicity and obedience.
  3. The monastery's monkish rituals and traditions had been passed down through generations.
  4. The monk's monkish garb, consisting of a simple robe and sandals, symbolized his commitment to humility.
  5. The monkish silence during evening prayers created a profound sense of tranquility.
  6. The monkish discipline of the monastery instilled in the monks a strong sense of purpose.
  7. The monkish hospitality extended to visitors was a testament to the monks' compassion.
  8. The monkish art of calligraphy produced exquisite manuscripts that adorned the monastery's library.
  9. The monkish chants reverberated through the chapel, creating an ethereal atmosphere.
  10. The monk's monkish existence, dedicated to prayer and meditation, brought him inner peace and contentment.

FAQs About the word monkish

befitting a monk; inclined to self-denialLike a monk, or pertaining to monks; monastic; as, monkish manners; monkish dress; monkish solitude.

authoritarian, austere, ascetical, stern,ascetic, strict, monastic, adamantine, unyielding, callous

undemanding, mild, charitable, merciful, kind, patient,easy, undemanding, patient, charitable

The secluded hermitage exuded a monkish ambiance, fostering deep contemplation.

The monk's austere monkish vows prescribed a life of simplicity and obedience.

The monastery's monkish rituals and traditions had been passed down through generations.

The monk's monkish garb, consisting of a simple robe and sandals, symbolized his commitment to humility.