Monachism
Pronunciation: /ˈmoʊnəˈtʃɪzəm/
Monachism (noun)
- A way of living where people follow religious rules, often living apart from society to focus on worship and spiritual growth.
- The system of customs and duties followed by monks or similar religious members, including daily routines and community rules.
Examples
- Monachism is a religious life practice focused on prayer and discipline.
- The community follows monachism to live with simplicity and devotion.