Hasidic (adjective)

Relating to Hasidism, a Jewish religious movement that emphasizes the importance of personal devotion and spiritual experience, and is characterized by its traditional way of life, particularly the strict adherence to Jewish law, customs and the wearing of traditional clothing.

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Relating to hasidism, a jewish religious movement that emphasizes the importance of personal devotion and spiritual experience, and is characterized by its traditional way of life, particularly the strict adherence to jewish law, customs and the wearing of traditional clothing.

Examples:

1. The Hasidic community was known for its traditional way of life.
2. The Hasidic Rabbi was a respected leader in the community.
3. Hasidic Jews are known for their distinctive dress and customs.
4. Hasidic communities are typically close-knit and insular.
5. Hasidic music is an important part of the Hasidic culture.