devotional
10
7.2
- adjective
- /dɪˈvoʊʃənl/
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devocional
- All were active in organizations and devotional groups connected with "the Islamic Resurgence."
- devotional practices
- devotional movement
- devotional ritual
I was just innocently, purely in a devotional state, trying to open up to something that was calling me very deeply.
- I was just innocently, purely in a devotional state, trying to open up to something that was calling me very deeply.
- And it's the devotional part that frees you.
- Now, the other path that you could take is by saying, all right, I'm going to instead begin with Anne Psalms more devotional, we would say works.
- But yes, the devotional heart is a very high state of high heart awakening.
Examples
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I was just innocently, purely in a devotional state, trying to open up to something that was calling me very deeply.
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Handymen and craftsmen manufacture devotional objects, which their wives and children sell.
Academic text (1990) -
What, if any, were the due limits for such devotional practices?
Academic text (2008) -
And So what have you learned over the course of the past year by really doubling down on this devotional commitment?
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However, these confrontations also turned out to be to the advantage of the devotional movement.
Academic text (1990) -
Many of the other textual prayers described above can also fall into the devotional category.
Academic text (2008) -
Sitting quietly, holding the morning's devotional in her lap, Libby finally looked up.
Fiction book (1996) -
To the smell of spices and incense - to the sound of peacocks and the distant echo of devotional songs.
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However, Mexican-American Catholicism, with its special devotional societies, celebrations of religious holidays, and home worship practices, required flexible strategies.
Academic text (1997) -
Every morning, she listened to devotional songs that inspired her faith.
Synonyms
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2.7
Believing in gods or spiritual ideas
37
6.3
Having deep belief in and respect for religion
10
6.1
Showing deep respect, often during religious or formal events
7
5.8
Quiet and serious as if talking to God
3
7.1
Showing deep respect and love, often for a person or God
Showing strong belief in religion
Antonyms
How Religious
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Devotional shares its root with devote, meaning 'to dedicate', so something described as devotional is connected to worship or shows strong dedication to a religion.