Hermit is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HERMIT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a recluse
• a person living in solitude as a religious discipline.
• a reclusive or solitary person.
• a hummingbird found in the shady lower layers of tropical forests, foraging along a regular route.
• person living in solitude, esp for religious reasons
• A person who retires from society and lives in solitude; a recluse; an anchoret; especially, one who so lives from religious motives.
• A beadsman; one bound to pray for another.
• one retired from society for religious reasons
• one who lives in solitude

Words related to HERMIT

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How to use HERMIT in a sentence

• Hilario the hermit, relates that a young man of the town of Gaza in Syria, fell deeply in love with a pious virgin in the neighbourhood.
• He was a kind of Peter the Hermit, preaching a crusade, arousing emotions and passions, and making everybody feel as he felt.
• The hermit refused it, and said that he must now take his leave of him, as he set out for Babylon before it was light.
• In old times there really was a hermit here, and this is his effigy.
• Ah, hermit! none but bad, and such As thou knowest.
• The hermit approached the sick woman, accepting a copper coin she offered.
• THE STORY OF SAKUNTALA Once upon a time there lived on the banks of the Gautami River a hermit named Kaucika.
• Dubric abdicated and lived a hermit, leaving David his successor.
• He sought her in many lands, until one day, in a far eastern country, he found her sitting in a tent, by the side of an old, white-haired hermit.
• In proof of this, Peter the Hermit and Mahomet are striking examples.
• Here he lived unknown to any except the hermit Romanus, who daily let down food to him, half of his own loaf, by a cord from the top of the cliff.
• He led the life of a hermit, living in absolute seclusion, cooking his own meals in his room.
• Let us resolve that America shall be neither a hermit nation nor a Botany Bay.
• While she thought on these things, an old hermit came to her one day saying that he had had a vision, and had been sent with the message that her chosen bridegroom awaited her.
• But the hermit, by superior strength, drew him away.
• The man accordingly returned to the hermit, and told him what they had decided.
• Albans and Dunstable, called Markyate, when it was intimated to him that he should live the life of a hermit.
• And on the morn Sir Gawaine departed from the hermit, and betaught him unto God.
• The hermit beheld him and had marvel how he was so abashed.
• Back in the deep woods a hermit thrush was singing his chant to the rising sun.
• He soon fainted, but was conveyed to the cell of a neighboring hermit.
• Heraud had been nursed back to health by a kind hermit.
• He remembered that a hermit lived in a cave not far off, and to him he went.
• Early on the morrow the hermit entered the hall where Adam de Dutton was preparing for another expedition to the forest.
• Then the hermit bade him return to his father, and he obeyed.
• John of Matha, a native of Provence, and Felix of Valois, an aged French hermit, in order to redeem Christian captives from the infidels.
• There the hermit cooked his meals on a rude stone hearth.
• The hermit stood still, surprised into a pose as motionless as her own.
• Bertrand among the Pyrenees, or Einsiedeln above the Lake of Lucerne, where in 1487 died Nicholas the Hermit, reputed to have lived for twenty years without food.

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