discalced

/dɪsˈkæld/; /dɪsˈkældɪd/

Definitions

1. adjective

baredfoot; having the feet bare, especially as a mark of devotion or penitence

“The friar was discalced, walking through the village in his bare feet.”

2. noun

a member of a Christian movement, especially in the 16th century, that renounced worldly possessions and often went barefoot

“The discalced friars were known for their austere lifestyle and devotion to their faith.”

Synonyms

  • barefoot
  • unshod

Antonyms

  • clad
  • shod