1. Plural of hermitry; the practice, condition, or way of life of a hermit; hermitic seclusion or devotion.
Usage: Often used in historical or religious contexts; Can refer to the physical dwelling places of hermits or the spiritual practice itself

Examples

• Medieval hermitries dotted the deserts of Egypt and Syria.
• The monks practiced various forms of hermitries as part of their spiritual discipline.
• Early Christian hermitries served as centers of prayer and contemplation.
• Some hermitries were established in remote mountain caves.
• The tradition of hermitries influenced monastic communities throughout Europe.