spiritual
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- adjective
- /ˈspɪrɪtʃuəl/
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espiritual
- Many people find comfort in their spiritual beliefs during difficult times.
- spiritual beliefs
- spiritual experience
- spiritual practice
So which is superior, the spiritual or the material?
- So which is superior, the spiritual or the material?
- But this notion, you know, of spiritual protection, right?
- And this is central for spiritual exercises, he says.
- And I think that there are spiritual masters who, who are there.
- Case is does my spiritual mentor and leader know?
- Health is mental health, emotional health, spiritual health and then physical health.
- I think we should not use gratitude as a spiritual bypass of our truth.
- I got the most spiritual soul I've ever seen.
- So this is not not as he calls it, non spiritual being, non geistiga.
- That's not what moral or spiritual beauty really is, he says.
- Our leader is your spiritual covering, your protection.
Examples
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But that to me is what spiritual seeking is all about.
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You need to open your heart and your mind, face your fears, break your chains, come with me on a spiritual journey.
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Have you been on a spiritual path all along?
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So it's like a spiritual sort of connection.
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You have spiritual connection to all of this.
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Working on your spiritual life?
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Health is mental health, emotional health, spiritual health and then physical health.
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Ralph is a very spiritual man, I was told.
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Perhaps the recovery of this Gospel is the greatest spiritual gain of our day.
Academic text (2017) -
What is your most profound spiritual experience while in Argentina?
Synonyms
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Having a spiritual quality that feels beyond normal understanding
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Having a strong spiritual quality or seeming mysterious
About the mind or spirit rather than the body
Antonyms
Compounds
- NSFW
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A religious song made by Black people in the southern United States during slavery
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A place beyond the life we can see and touch where gods and unseen beings live
- Jargon
A card or message saying the sender will offer prayers for someone, often in the Catholic church
- Archaic
A relationship where people form deep emotional bonds guided by spiritual or religious beliefs instead of marriage
How Spiritual
Surface Forms
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Etymology
Spiritual comes from Latin spiritus meaning 'breath' or 'spirit', the same root as the everyday word spirit. So spiritual now describes things of the inner life, soul, or religion — the non-physical side of life rather than material things.