Pronunciation: /həˈsɪdɪk/
noun a member or adherent of Hasidism
A1 A Hasidic man walked down the street in traditional clothing.
A2 The Hasidic community in the neighborhood is known for their strong sense of community.
B1 The Hasidic sect follows strict religious practices and customs.
B2 The Hasidic rabbi is highly respected within the Jewish community.
C1 The Hasidic tradition dates back centuries and has a rich cultural heritage.
C2 Scholars have studied the Hasidic movement and its impact on Jewish history.
adjective relating to or characteristic of Hasidism, a Jewish religious movement
A1 The Hasidic community celebrates many traditional holidays.
A2 She was fascinated by the Hasidic customs and traditions.
B1 The Hasidic neighborhood in Brooklyn is known for its tight-knit community.
B2 He studied the history of the Hasidic movement in Eastern Europe.
C1 The Hasidic sects have different interpretations of Jewish law.
C2 The Hasidic rabbi was renowned for his wisdom and teachings.
formal The Hasidic community in Brooklyn is known for their devout religious practices.
informal My neighbor is Hasidic and always invites me to their holiday celebrations.
slang I heard there's a new Hasidic deli opening up downtown.
figurative The Hasidic tradition of kindness and charity is something we can all learn from.
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