Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

white-monk

noun
/ˈwaɪt mɒŋk/
Definition
A white-monk refers to a specific type of monk known for wearing white robes, often associated with purity and spiritual dedication.
Examples
  • The white-monk was revered in the community for his wisdom and kind nature.
  • Many people sought guidance from the white-monk, believing he could offer insights into their lives.
  • Despite his humble appearance, the white-monk held a position of great respect among his peers.
Meaning
In many religious traditions, a white-monk symbolizes a commitment to a spiritual life characterized by simplicity and humility.
Synonyms
  • ascetic
  • hermit
  • spiritual seeker