Definition of Hasidic in English:

Hasidic

(also Hassidic, Chasidic, Chassidic)

adjectivehaˈsɪdɪk

Relating to or denoting Hasidism, a mystical Jewish movement founded in Poland in the 18th century in reaction to the rigid academicism of rabbinical Judaism.
Hasidic Jews
Hasidic folklore
Example sentencesExamples
- He made multiple visits to Hasidic schools, and was given the bar mitzvah that was absent from his secular Jewish upbringing.
- I was sitting at an outdoor table alongside two dozen Hasidic boys in black dress pants and white button-down shirts.
- My father's father was a deeply religious Jew who belonged to a Hasidic sect.
- He was born into a family of Hasidic Jews.
- Hasidic dancing and singing are mainstays of the annual Jewish festival in Krakow.
- The Hasidic sects comprise a significant segment of Orthodox Judaism.
- The Hasidic rabbi in has written several books about Jewish mysticism.
- There are around 20 schools in the area catering for Hasidic children, and over 70 synagogues.
- A Hasidic Jew, for example, might have more confidence in the wisdom of a rabbinical judgment than in a secular one.
- My grandfather was a Hasidic Jew.

nounhaˈsɪdɪk

An adherent of Hasidism.
Example sentencesExamples
- It's a sin for a Hasidic to have sex with anyone other than his wife.
- In reworking the Hasidics' writings, he refashioned them into a vehicle for his own mystical and romantic ideas.
- They would like me to become a Hasidic like them.
- Hasidics emphasized personal religious redemption.
- In dealing with conflicts, the Hasidics said, each of us must begin with ourselves.

Definition of Hasidic in US English:

Hasidic

(also Hassidic, Chasidic, Chassidic)

adjective

Relating to or denoting Hasidism, a mystical Jewish movement founded in Poland in the 18th century in reaction to the rigid academicism of rabbinical Judaism.
Hasidic Jews
Hasidic folklore
Example sentencesExamples
- I was sitting at an outdoor table alongside two dozen Hasidic boys in black dress pants and white button-down shirts.
- The Hasidic rabbi in has written several books about Jewish mysticism.
- He was born into a family of Hasidic Jews.
- A Hasidic Jew, for example, might have more confidence in the wisdom of a rabbinical judgment than in a secular one.
- My grandfather was a Hasidic Jew.
- Hasidic dancing and singing are mainstays of the annual Jewish festival in Krakow.
- There are around 20 schools in the area catering for Hasidic children, and over 70 synagogues.
- My father's father was a deeply religious Jew who belonged to a Hasidic sect.
- He made multiple visits to Hasidic schools, and was given the bar mitzvah that was absent from his secular Jewish upbringing.
- The Hasidic sects comprise a significant segment of Orthodox Judaism.

noun

An adherent of Hasidism.
Example sentencesExamples
- It's a sin for a Hasidic to have sex with anyone other than his wife.
- They would like me to become a Hasidic like them.
- Hasidics emphasized personal religious redemption.
- In dealing with conflicts, the Hasidics said, each of us must begin with ourselves.
- In reworking the Hasidics' writings, he refashioned them into a vehicle for his own mystical and romantic ideas.

单词	Hasidic
释义	Definition of Hasidic in English: Hasidic (also Hassidic, Chasidic, Chassidic) adjectivehaˈsɪdɪk Relating to or denoting Hasidism, a mystical Jewish movement founded in Poland in the 18th century in reaction to the rigid academicism of rabbinical Judaism. Hasidic Jews Hasidic folklore Example sentencesExamples He made multiple visits to Hasidic schools, and was given the bar mitzvah that was absent from his secular Jewish upbringing. I was sitting at an outdoor table alongside two dozen Hasidic boys in black dress pants and white button-down shirts. My father's father was a deeply religious Jew who belonged to a Hasidic sect. He was born into a family of Hasidic Jews. Hasidic dancing and singing are mainstays of the annual Jewish festival in Krakow. The Hasidic sects comprise a significant segment of Orthodox Judaism. The Hasidic rabbi in has written several books about Jewish mysticism. There are around 20 schools in the area catering for Hasidic children, and over 70 synagogues. A Hasidic Jew, for example, might have more confidence in the wisdom of a rabbinical judgment than in a secular one. My grandfather was a Hasidic Jew. nounhaˈsɪdɪk An adherent of Hasidism. Example sentencesExamples It's a sin for a Hasidic to have sex with anyone other than his wife. In reworking the Hasidics' writings, he refashioned them into a vehicle for his own mystical and romantic ideas. They would like me to become a Hasidic like them. Hasidics emphasized personal religious redemption. In dealing with conflicts, the Hasidics said, each of us must begin with ourselves. Definition of Hasidic in US English: Hasidic (also Hassidic, Chasidic, Chassidic) adjective Relating to or denoting Hasidism, a mystical Jewish movement founded in Poland in the 18th century in reaction to the rigid academicism of rabbinical Judaism. Hasidic Jews Hasidic folklore Example sentencesExamples I was sitting at an outdoor table alongside two dozen Hasidic boys in black dress pants and white button-down shirts. The Hasidic rabbi in has written several books about Jewish mysticism. He was born into a family of Hasidic Jews. A Hasidic Jew, for example, might have more confidence in the wisdom of a rabbinical judgment than in a secular one. My grandfather was a Hasidic Jew. Hasidic dancing and singing are mainstays of the annual Jewish festival in Krakow. There are around 20 schools in the area catering for Hasidic children, and over 70 synagogues. My father's father was a deeply religious Jew who belonged to a Hasidic sect. He made multiple visits to Hasidic schools, and was given the bar mitzvah that was absent from his secular Jewish upbringing. The Hasidic sects comprise a significant segment of Orthodox Judaism. noun An adherent of Hasidism. Example sentencesExamples It's a sin for a Hasidic to have sex with anyone other than his wife. They would like me to become a Hasidic like them. Hasidics emphasized personal religious redemption. In dealing with conflicts, the Hasidics said, each of us must begin with ourselves. In reworking the Hasidics' writings, he refashioned them into a vehicle for his own mystical and romantic ideas.
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