Definitions
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- adjective Of, pertaining to, or typical of a
hermit
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- adjective characterized by ascetic solitude
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Examples
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Your African characters may include naked warriors, loyal servants, diviners and seers, ancient wise men living in hermitic splendour.
Archive 2007-11-01 jen 2007
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Your African characters may include naked warriors, loyal servants, diviners and seers, ancient wise men living in hermitic splendour.
so very apt jen 2007
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Being a hermitic writer might be appealing, but perhaps to the detriment of your inspiration.
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Being a hermitic writer might be appealing, but perhaps to the detriment of your inspiration.
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Being a hermitic writer might be appealing, but perhaps to the detriment of your inspiration.
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It is a thoughtful way of establishing Munch as a thoroughly modern artist whose curiosity at the beginning of the 20th century for avant-garde forms of artistic expression, such as filmmaking and photography, are at odds with his image as a hermitic creator hell-bent on cutting himself off from the outside world.
A Thoroughly Modern Munch Tobias Grey 2011
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For him hermitic life is the apex of Christian life.
Saints 2009
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Even academics, a notoriously hermitic bunch, have to interact with students, fellow faculty members, and perhaps grant makers at some point.
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Not forever, or a lot of them, and not like those slightly hermitic older folks whose apartments devolve into labyrinthine tunnels between stacks of Look and Boys Life; but sometimes I'll save the L.A. Times for a week or two.
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I've been feeling a bit discouraged over my shy/hermitic tendencies, thinking all sorts of distorted thoughts, i.e.
Baby steps Professor in Training 2008
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