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hermit

/ˈhɜː.mɪt/

Traduction: Nom désignant une personne qui vit dans la solitude, souvent pour des raisons religieuses ou philosophiques, en évitant les contacts avec la société.

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noun

/ˈhɜː.mɪt/C1formal
  • frNom désignant une personne qui vit dans la solitude, souvent pour des raisons religieuses ou philosophiques, en évitant les contacts avec la société.

A noun referring to a person who lives in seclusion, often for religious or philosophical reasons, avoiding contact with society.

  1. Religious recluseB2formal

    A person who lives in solitude, often for religious reasons, away from society.

    frErmite (religieux)

    • The hermit lived in a small cave in the mountains.
    • Medieval hermits often dedicated their lives to prayer.
    • He became a hermit after losing his family.

    Synonymesanchoriteasceticeremitereclusesolitary

  2. Socially isolated personB2informal

    A person who chooses to live alone and avoid contact with other people.

    frpersonne vivant en ermite

    • After retiring, he turned into a hermit and rarely left his house.
    • She's become a bit of a hermit since moving to the countryside.
    • The old hermit in the village was known for his eccentric habits.

    Synonymesanchoriteeremiteintrovertlonerreclusesolitary

    Antonymesextrovertsocialite

Formes
  • hermits plural form
  • hermits' possessive plural form
  • hermit's possessive singular form
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