Asperity (uh-spair-i-tee)
Asperity is harshness or severity.
Total silence at the dinner table, baths in icy water, and prayers five times per day all contributed to the asperity of monastic life.
Compiled for Patricia Ladensack
Wednesday, August 3, 2011
Another Term
Another MAT term:
Asperity (uh-spair-i-tee)
Asperity is harshness or severity.
Total silence at the dinner table, baths in icy water, and prayers five times per day all contributed to the asperity of monastic life.
(Sources: Master the Miller Analogies Test, Arco, 2006; www.milleranalogies.com; http://www.thefreedictionary.com/asperity; http://www.stanthonysmonastery.org/monasticism.php)
Compiled for Patricia Ladensack
Asperity (uh-spair-i-tee)
Asperity is harshness or severity.
Total silence at the dinner table, baths in icy water, and prayers five times per day all contributed to the asperity of monastic life.
Compiled for Patricia Ladensack
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