Definition of Buddhist in English:

Buddhist

noun ˈbʊdɪstˈbʊdəst

An adherent of the religion based on the teachings of Buddha.
she was a practicing Buddhist
devout Buddhists participate in the ceremonies
Example sentencesExamples
- Forty percent of all Buddhists in the United States live in California.
- These monks are practicing Buddhists in exile from their homeland.
- Like the Buddhists, he accepted a vow of poverty.
- As he was a Buddhist, the wisdom side of him supported my decision, while the attachment side bemoaned it.
- Although I am a lay Buddhist, I believe that the best thing in life is to be ordained.

adjective ˈbʊdɪstˈbʊdəst

Relating to the religion based on the teachings of Buddha.
the retiring Buddhist abbot
a huge Buddhist altar
Example sentencesExamples
- He did not steep his Buddhist imagery in irony.
- The school is intended to blend a modern academic education with local Buddhist culture.
- This exhibit goes for the Buddhist steeliness of inner peace.
- Any walkabout through these galleries will also turn up Buddhist influences.
- The work's impermanence epitomizes the Buddhist view of life's transitory nature.
- The art with an unexpectedly spiritual or even Buddhist tone is often the strongest.
- Among the thousands of faces painted in the Buddhist cave temples of western China, there are some distinctly non-Chinese features.
- The exhibits include some of the finest Buddhist ceramics.
- By embracing the past, contemporary Buddhist art helps center us in the present.
- The engineer found inspiration in the tall, thin wooden Buddhist pagodas of Japan.

Derivatives

Buddhistic

adjective bʊˈdɪstɪkbʊˈdɪstɪk

For their finale, they did a great version of a Buddhistic song.
Example sentencesExamples
- As a place apart, it has an almost pure, certainly Buddhistic sense of void and emptiness.
- He went to great lengths to avoid using Buddhistic terms.
- Again, in 2003, nothing specifically Buddhistic has surfaced at the site.
- It is a strange grafting of newer Buddhistic teaching with obviously older material that derived from a tradition of moralizing folktales.

Buddhistical

adjective bʊˈdɪstɪk(ə)l

Choose your favorite Buddhistical building prints from thousands of available designs.
Example sentencesExamples
- I am aware, from your many articles, of the great interest you take in the subject of Buddhistical antiquities.
- He compiled a catalog of Chinese Buddhistical works.
- I'm into all that Buddhistical stuff right now.
- It includes an introductory essay on Buddhistical literature.

Definition of Buddhist in US English:

Buddhist

nounˈbo͝odəstˈbʊdəst

An adherent of the religion based on the teachings of Buddha.
she was a practicing Buddhist
devout Buddhists participate in the ceremonies
Example sentencesExamples
- Forty percent of all Buddhists in the United States live in California.
- Like the Buddhists, he accepted a vow of poverty.
- Although I am a lay Buddhist, I believe that the best thing in life is to be ordained.
- These monks are practicing Buddhists in exile from their homeland.
- As he was a Buddhist, the wisdom side of him supported my decision, while the attachment side bemoaned it.

adjectiveˈbo͝odəstˈbʊdəst

Relating to the religion based on the teachings of Buddha.
the retiring Buddhist abbot
a huge Buddhist altar
Example sentencesExamples
- The art with an unexpectedly spiritual or even Buddhist tone is often the strongest.
- He did not steep his Buddhist imagery in irony.
- By embracing the past, contemporary Buddhist art helps center us in the present.
- The engineer found inspiration in the tall, thin wooden Buddhist pagodas of Japan.
- Any walkabout through these galleries will also turn up Buddhist influences.
- The exhibits include some of the finest Buddhist ceramics.
- Among the thousands of faces painted in the Buddhist cave temples of western China, there are some distinctly non-Chinese features.
- This exhibit goes for the Buddhist steeliness of inner peace.
- The work's impermanence epitomizes the Buddhist view of life's transitory nature.
- The school is intended to blend a modern academic education with local Buddhist culture.

单词	Buddhist
释义	Definition of Buddhist in English: Buddhist noun ˈbʊdɪstˈbʊdəst An adherent of the religion based on the teachings of Buddha. she was a practicing Buddhist devout Buddhists participate in the ceremonies Example sentencesExamples Forty percent of all Buddhists in the United States live in California. These monks are practicing Buddhists in exile from their homeland. Like the Buddhists, he accepted a vow of poverty. As he was a Buddhist, the wisdom side of him supported my decision, while the attachment side bemoaned it. Although I am a lay Buddhist, I believe that the best thing in life is to be ordained. adjective ˈbʊdɪstˈbʊdəst Relating to the religion based on the teachings of Buddha. the retiring Buddhist abbot a huge Buddhist altar Example sentencesExamples He did not steep his Buddhist imagery in irony. The school is intended to blend a modern academic education with local Buddhist culture. This exhibit goes for the Buddhist steeliness of inner peace. Any walkabout through these galleries will also turn up Buddhist influences. The work's impermanence epitomizes the Buddhist view of life's transitory nature. The art with an unexpectedly spiritual or even Buddhist tone is often the strongest. Among the thousands of faces painted in the Buddhist cave temples of western China, there are some distinctly non-Chinese features. The exhibits include some of the finest Buddhist ceramics. By embracing the past, contemporary Buddhist art helps center us in the present. The engineer found inspiration in the tall, thin wooden Buddhist pagodas of Japan. Derivatives Buddhistic adjective bʊˈdɪstɪkbʊˈdɪstɪk For their finale, they did a great version of a Buddhistic song. Example sentencesExamples As a place apart, it has an almost pure, certainly Buddhistic sense of void and emptiness. He went to great lengths to avoid using Buddhistic terms. Again, in 2003, nothing specifically Buddhistic has surfaced at the site. It is a strange grafting of newer Buddhistic teaching with obviously older material that derived from a tradition of moralizing folktales. Buddhistical adjective bʊˈdɪstɪk(ə)l Choose your favorite Buddhistical building prints from thousands of available designs. Example sentencesExamples I am aware, from your many articles, of the great interest you take in the subject of Buddhistical antiquities. He compiled a catalog of Chinese Buddhistical works. I'm into all that Buddhistical stuff right now. It includes an introductory essay on Buddhistical literature. Definition of Buddhist in US English: Buddhist nounˈbo͝odəstˈbʊdəst An adherent of the religion based on the teachings of Buddha. she was a practicing Buddhist devout Buddhists participate in the ceremonies Example sentencesExamples Forty percent of all Buddhists in the United States live in California. Like the Buddhists, he accepted a vow of poverty. Although I am a lay Buddhist, I believe that the best thing in life is to be ordained. These monks are practicing Buddhists in exile from their homeland. As he was a Buddhist, the wisdom side of him supported my decision, while the attachment side bemoaned it. adjectiveˈbo͝odəstˈbʊdəst Relating to the religion based on the teachings of Buddha. the retiring Buddhist abbot a huge Buddhist altar Example sentencesExamples The art with an unexpectedly spiritual or even Buddhist tone is often the strongest. He did not steep his Buddhist imagery in irony. By embracing the past, contemporary Buddhist art helps center us in the present. The engineer found inspiration in the tall, thin wooden Buddhist pagodas of Japan. Any walkabout through these galleries will also turn up Buddhist influences. The exhibits include some of the finest Buddhist ceramics. Among the thousands of faces painted in the Buddhist cave temples of western China, there are some distinctly non-Chinese features. This exhibit goes for the Buddhist steeliness of inner peace. The work's impermanence epitomizes the Buddhist view of life's transitory nature. The school is intended to blend a modern academic education with local Buddhist culture.
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