hermit's

Belonging to loner

Hermit’s, as a possessive, refers to something belonging to or associated with a hermit—a person who lives in seclusion, often for religious or philosophical reasons.

Hermit’s cell historically denotes the small, austere dwelling of a hermit, often in remote locations like caves or forest clearings.

Hermit’s lamp is a literary symbol of solitary contemplation or spiritual enlightenment.

In medieval Europe, hermits were sometimes granted land by the church to live and pray, creating hermitages.

The hermit’s garden was overgrown but serene.

lifestyle

solitude

State of being alone

contemplation · simplicity · asceticism · silence · meditation · renunciation · self-sufficiency · austerity · quietude · fasting

dwelling

cave

Underground hollow in rock

  • hutSmall crude dwelling
  • cellBasic unit of life
  • retreatSanctuary or withdrawal

shelter · cabin · grotto · sanctuary · shack · hovel · abode · refuge · den · cottage

spiritual

devotion

Deep, loyal commitment

pilgrimage · holiness · vows · penance · monasticism · wisdom · sanctity · prophecy · blessing · revelation

possessions

staff

Organization's workers collectively

  • cloakSleeveless outer wrap
  • robeLong loose outer garment
  • bowlConcave food container

lantern · rosary · scripture · blanket · walking stick · candle · sandals · gourd · prayer beads · mat

Opposites
social engagement

hermit'scelebrity's

Belonging to someone famous

hostess's · politician's · showman's · joiner's · host's

community involvement

hermit'svillager's

Hamlet dweller's possession

neighbor's · citizen's

Phrases
Family

hermit, hermits, hermitage, hermitages, hermitic

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