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eremitic

/ˌer.ɪˈmɪt.ɪk/

Traduction: Relatif à un ermite ou caractéristique d'un ermite; de nature solitaire, retirée ou ascétique, évoquant la vie d'un reclus.

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adjective

/ˌer.ɪˈmɪt.ɪk/C2formalobsolète
  • frRelatif à un ermite ou caractéristique d'un ermite; de nature solitaire, retirée ou ascétique, évoquant la vie d'un reclus.

Relating to or characteristic of a hermit; reclusive or solitary in nature.

  1. Relating to a hermitC2formal

    Of or relating to eremites or their practices of living in seclusion, often for religious or spiritual reasons.

    frérémitique

    • The monk adopted an eremitic lifestyle in the desert.
    • Her eremitic tendencies made her prefer solitude over social gatherings.
    • The ancient texts describe eremitic communities in remote mountains.

    Synonymesanchoriticeremiticalreclusivesolitary

    Antonymesgregarioussociablesocial

  2. Characterized by ascetic solitudeC2formal

    Marked by a simple, austere life lived alone, often involving self-denial and meditation.

    frérémitique

    • He spent years in an eremitic existence, fasting and praying.
    • The eremitic tradition emphasizes withdrawal from worldly pleasures.
    • Her eremitic practices included long periods of silence and isolation.

    Synonymesanchoriticeremiticalreclusivesolitary

    Antonymesconvivialgregarioussociablesocial

Formes
  • more eremitic comparative form
  • most eremitic superlative form
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