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Main Entry:
mo·nas·tic
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m
uh
-
nas
-tik
]
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məˈnæs
tɪk
/
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Part of Speech:
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Example Sentences
Today,
monastic
hospitality is also extended to tourists.
When the
monastic
community here makes a decision about materials, they think about the long term.
Many monks are unsuccessful with life as regualr folks so they joined the
monastic
life.
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Today,
monastic
hospitality is also extended to tourists.
When the
monastic
community here makes a decision about materials, they think about the long term.
Many monks are unsuccessful with life as regualr folks so they joined the
monastic
life.
The resulting travel experience often involves great distance and
monastic
silence.
With
monastic
diligence, workers sit in book-scanning stations and manually turn pages all day long.
The surrounding cliffs were honeycombed with dozens of small caves, dug out either as
monastic
residences or for rituals.
Pleasantly colorful as it is, the robes are reminders of academia's
monastic
past.
Despite the
monastic
trappings of the clock-tenders, the avout are not driven by faith.
Benedict, the sixth-century guidebook for communal
monastic
life.
Within
monastic
communities, particular attachments were seen as threats to group cohesion.
Flash had spent the previous three years living a
monastic
lifestyle, and it was time for his devotion to pay off.
It could tell us a bit about the movement of materials around the
monastic
houses.
It was built for the seclusion of
monastic
life, and it still looks forbidding and unapproachable.
He left with a master's degree and resumed his
monastic
duties.
So it is not surprising when there are misunderstandings about the workings of their theocratic government or
monastic
system.
The work was set in various sites on the
monastic
grounds.
The second is that cars are not going to become
monastic
cones of silence.
And with the devotion of a medieval
monastic
scribe.
Larger and larger grottoes were excavated as temples and
monastic
lecture halls: essentially, public spaces.
For example, a question that arises is whether the authors of the scrolls were members of a
monastic
sect or in fact.
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