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Do you capitalize the word monk?

You generally capitalize "monk" when it is used as part of a formal title or religious order.

Here are some examples:

* Monk (general term, not capitalized)

* Brother Thomas, a Franciscan monk (formal title, capitalized)

* The Benedictine monks of Monte Cassino (religious order, capitalized)

However, you don't capitalize "monk" when it's used as a general noun or a descriptive term:

* The monk was meditating in the garden.

* She was known for her monkish lifestyle.

So, it depends on the context!

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