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mo·nas·tic [məˈnæstɪk] ADJ

monastic (concerning monks)

monastic (concerning monks)

monastic (concerning monasteries)

monastic (austere)

monastic (austere)

monastic (secluded)

monastic (secluded)

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After his death, the gandhara ubhadatta became the head of the monastic order. en.wikipedia.org

He left home at the age of 14 years to lead a monastic life. en.wikipedia.org

In 1995, on his own, he resumed his monastic name and vows. en.wikipedia.org

As a security measure, many of them founded monastic communities which were to serve as their private retirement homes in time of need. en.wikipedia.org

Moreover, he found that his formal monastic training did not prepare him for the role he was assigned. en.wikipedia.org

In time, he rebuilt the monastery, regenerating and giving renewed vigor to monastic life in the area. en.wikipedia.org

Those who did enter this community, however, were not to be bound by monastic vows, as nuns would be. en.wikipedia.org

Unfortunately the restorers did not understand this type of church which having been under a monastic body was all on one level. en.wikipedia.org

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