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retreatant

[ ri-treet-nt ]

noun

  1. a person who takes part in a religious retreat.


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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of retreatant1

First recorded in 1875–80; retreat + -ant
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Known as retreatants, 90 percent of the men are Catholic.

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Related: Modern tribes: the craft beer enthusiast You heard I saw this incredibly famous retreatant at the grazing table?

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I ate my meals in silence, at the far end of a long communal table, while a dozen or so staff and other retreatants sat at the other end talking and laughing.

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This was not an apprehension my fellow retreatants appeared to share.

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The only difficulty was the expense entailed, for many of the retreatants could pay nothing toward their board and lodging, and Vincent would refuse nobody.

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