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† ˈeremitage Obs.
Also 6 heremitage, -etage.
[var. of hermitage: see eremite and -age.]
1. The state or condition of a hermit.
1582N. T. (Rhem.) Luke xxi. 1 marg, Solitarinesse or heremitage..is a goodly thing. 1619Sclater Exp. 1 Thess. (1630) 50 Iohn Baptist professed a kinde of Eremitage.
2. The dwelling of a hermit.
c1400Mandeville viii. (1839) 93 There ben many..hermytages where heremytes weren wont to duell. 1535Stewart Cron. Scot. II. 301 The lordis..Decretit hes for Feachar his bruther To send richt sone..Far furth in France into ane heremetage. 1612Shelton Quix. i. iv. xxv. I. 572 A leaden Box, which as he affirmed was found in the ruines of an old Eremitage. 1847in Craig.
3. The name of a wine (see hermitage).
1796Morse Amer. Geog. II. 352 The best sorts of French wine are..muscat, frontigniac, eremitage. |