1. Plural of hermitism; the practices, beliefs, or way of life characteristic of a hermit; withdrawal from society for religious or spiritual reasons.
Usage: Usually used in academic or religious contexts; Often refers to historical or religious movements
2. Instances or expressions of hermit-like behavior; solitary or reclusive tendencies or attitudes.
Usage: Less formal usage; may refer to individual behaviors rather than organized religious practice

Examples

• Medieval hermitisms influenced the development of monastic communities across Europe.
• The scholar studied various hermitisms in early Christian history.
• His hermitisms grew stronger after he moved to the remote cabin.
• Different religious traditions have their own forms of hermitisms.
• The book explores hermitisms as a response to urban life.
• Her hermitisms were not born from religious conviction but from personal preference.