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ascetically's Usage Examples:

One writer has described his style as 'a kind of ascetically sumptuous exoticism', and has further characterised Dale Roberts' music.

most purist of all the followers of Cool School guru Lennie Tristano's ascetically linear method of jazz improvising.

The childless king of Madra Kingdom, Ashwapati, lives ascetically for many years and offers oblations to Sun God Savitr.

The studio is ascetically bare.

According to his obituary in The Times he was "a tall and princelike figure, ascetically handsome in face and reserved in manner.

for avant-garde" and stated that "his spirituality reveals in strict, ascetically beautiful sounds that impress with their hermetism, within the context.

Solta says that Jokl lived alone ascetically, though a maid would prepare food for him.

There he lived very ascetically with another monk, called Desiderius, who is also honoured as a saint.

This was a trend which was rare-common among ascetically religious Nambudiri Brahmans.

rules uncontrollably the vast Golovlyov estate, lives alone and almost ascetically, befriends none of the neighbours, is kind to local authorities and demands.

Calabria, (Elias of Enna) (903) Venerable Aiglon, a hermit who lived ascetically and reposed in peace.

He became a monk at a young age and lived ascetically for 85 years in a cave on top of a mountain, with austere fasting and.

departed for the Thebaid in Egypt, where he lived-out the rest of his life ascetically in a cave.

They formed a group known as the "little professors" who lived ascetically in monastery cells and walked barefoot.

man who spends half his year in the village and the other half living ascetically.

Rivette's early years in Paris were impoverished and he was known to live ascetically on minimal resources; Chabrol said that he was very thin and hardly ate.

of pain and sorrow, as well as those of joy and delight, are nowhere ascetically breathed, as if from monastic seclusion, but sound purely humanly-religious.

ascetically's Meaning':

in an ascetic manner