devout
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5.7
- adjective
- /dɪˈvaʊt/
- Her mother had always been devout, even during the times when one could not be open about it.
- a devout Muslim
- a devout Christian
- a devout Catholic
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Watch on YouTubeI, I am a, a devout believer.
- I, I am a, a devout believer.
- You're a husband, a father of three and a devout Christian, as I found out last night.
- She was a wealthy banker's daughter and a devout Catholic.
- He was a very devout Jew, wrote many books about Genesis and so forth.
- They would actually be pious and devout Jews in a religious sense, and they would have this culture.
- Now his father was active in left wing politics and rabidly anti clerical, while his mother was a devout Catholic.
- I'm not, I'm not a devout churchgoer, but I grew up in that world, you know, in that environment where I saw it.
- He's an aristocrat, educated Jew, very devout, who interprets the book of Genesis and he says, well, what does it mean?
- Or in some cases, we've had people who I've coached who have said it's not enough that they're part of my faith, they need to be really devout.
- He he's a Christian of, again, a pretty devout sect.
- I mean, my parent, my mom was like raised in a very like devout Catholic family.
- He like likes to have fun, but he's like he's, he's a devout religious person.
Examples
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He was a very devout Jew, wrote many books about Genesis and so forth.
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She was a wealthy banker's daughter and a devout Catholic.
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One of our top employees is very devout in her Christian faith.
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You are a mother of three, a wife and a devout Catholic.
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My sister was a devout Catholic.
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Her family is very devout.
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You're a husband, a father of three and a devout Christian, as I found out last night.
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Not to mention the thousands of devout Catholics who champion her cause.
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So for context, my mom is a devout, staunch Roman Catholic.
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She is a devout person who attends church every Sunday without fail.
Synonyms
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6.3
Having deep belief in and respect for religion
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5.8
Shows deep respect for God and follows religious rules
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5.1
Showing deep faith and devotion to God
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4.5
Very careful about following rules or routines
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8.7
Showing strong belief in religion
Antonyms
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Etymology
Devout comes from the Latin word devotus meaning 'vowed' or 'dedicated', and it is related to the English word vow. So a devout person is someone strongly committed to their faith and who shows deep religious feeling.