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monastic

[muh-nas-tik] / məˈnæs tɪk /
ADJECTIVE
with communal life
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Ukraine’s Ministry of Culture sought to offer similar assurances that Lavra’s monastic life would continue.

From Seattle Times

When Goodyear wrote her article, subtitled “a cure for blocked screenwriters,” Stutz was seeing patients in his modest apartment in a stucco Westside building that modeled a monastic simplicity for his high-powered Hollywood clientele.

From Los Angeles Times

In adulthood, Tamariz pursued his vocation with monastic focus, not only fine-tuning his technique — at times to the accompaniment of a metronome — but studying philosophy and art history for application to his developing ideas.

From New York Times

But, that day in the convent parlour, it all changed with the touch of a sleeve and a message asking if she would walk away from monastic life and get married.

From BBC

The interior of mission control was monastic and methodical, but just outside it the crowd chattered, laughed and swayed, creating a skittish atmosphere of nervous energy.

From New York Times