Anchorite is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ANCHORITE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one who lives in seclusion, usually for religious reasons, also ANCHORET
• a religious recluse.
• One who renounces the world and secludes himself, usually for religious reasons; a hermit; a recluse.
• Same as Anchoret.
• one retired from society for religious reasons
• religious recluse
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a person who lives in seclusion usually for religious reasons

Words related to ANCHORITE

anchoress14 anchoresses16 anchoret13 anchorites15 anchoritic17 anchoritical19 anchoritically24

Words that contain ANCHORITE

anchorites15

How to use ANCHORITE in a sentence

• The head waiter would have lured an anchorite into temporary abandon.
• To the pale and fastidious recluse and anchorite, their tone of genial remonstrance with the world and its ways was totally alien.
• Love filled the universe, it kept the worlds a-swinging, it was the thing that dominated all nature and made sweet even the rigid life of an anchorite.
• Others insist that this dismal hole was the habitation of a hermit or anchorite, of the name of Pool.
• When the anchorite was ready for a new shell, he left his old one and examined the new ones acutely.
• III LOSS AND DAMAGE At this period of his existence, Stuart Ford troubled himself as little as any anchorite of the desert about the eternal feminine.
• Hitherto he had chosen to live the life of an anchorite, and had abjured the society of women.
• The boats glided down the river till they came to a lonely spot, where an anchorite or sort of hermit lived in solitude.
• Toads themselves are well known to possess all the qualities of mind and body which go to make up the career of a successful and enduring anchorite.
• In the silences faces have appeared to them full of alluring entreaty, and more than one anchorite has found to his sorrow that he carried within himself the cause of his danger.
• How many of us have in our day thought longingly of that blessed anchorite! Surely Mr.
• Those two hundred louis supported him for three years in Paris, where he lived like an anchorite.
• I ask nothing, and my life of anchorite seclusion shuts out all bearers of tidings.
• Finally, my brethren, guard against doing wrong to any anchorite.
• How could an anchorite forget! How could he requite! Like a deep well is an anchorite.
• Or an anchorite who hath lived too long among rocks and trees.
• The inevitable superficiality of the rabble is contrasted with the peaceful and profound depths of the anchorite.
• I would also claim, for Ibn Moqaffa the somewhat unimportant history of the anchorite and his guest.
• Then I made up my mind entirely to devote myself to the life of the blessed and the anchorite.
• For fourteen centuries the ideal of this life was the anchorite or monk.
• It seemed dangerous to turn her, practically an anchorite, loose among so many people.

Similar words containing ANCHOR without suffix ite

anchor11 anchors12 anchored14 anchoret13 coanchor15 unanchor13 anchorage15 anchoress14 anchorets14 anchoring15 anchorman16 anchormen16 coanchors16 disanchor15 unanchors14 anchorages16 anchoretic17 anchorette15 anchorites15 anchoritic17 anchorless15 coanchored18 disanchors16 unanchored16 anchoresses16 anchorettes16 anchorwoman21 anchorwomen21 coanchoring19 disanchored18 unanchoring17 anchoretical19 anchoritical19 anchorpeople21 anchorperson19 disanchoring19 anchorpersons20 anchoritically24

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