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Monasticism

Monasticism Definition And Meaning |
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What's The Definition Of Monasticism?
[n] asceticism practiced in a monastery
Synonyms | Synonyms for Monasticism: Related Terms | Find terms related to Monasticism: abstinence | Albigensianism | anchoritic monasticism | anchoritism | asceticism | austerity | bachelordom | bachelorhood | bachelorism | bachelorship | Catharism | celibacy | continence | eremitism | fasting | flagellation | Franciscanism | friarhood | maceration | maidenhead | maidenhood | mendicantism | misogamy | misogyny | monachism | monkery | mortification | puritanism | rigor | Sabbatarianism | self-denial | self-mortification | single blessedness | single state | singleness | spinsterhood | Trappism | unwed state | virgin state | virginity | voluntary poverty | Waldensianism | Yoga See Also | asceticism | austerity | nonindulgence Monasticism In Webster's Dictionary \Mo*nas"ti*cism\, n.
The monastic life, system, or condition. --Milman.
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