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piousness

Main Entry:
piousness
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: devotion
Synonyms: adherence, adoration, affection, allegiance, ardor, attachment, consecration, constancy, dedication, deference, devotedness, devotement, devoutness, earnestness, enthusiasm, faithfulness, fealty, fervor, fidelity, fondness, intensity, love, observance, passion, pietism, piety, religionism, religiosity, religiousness, reverence, sanctity, service, sincerity, spirituality, worship, zeal
Main Entry: fervor
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: excitement, enthusiasm
Synonyms: animation, ardency, ardor, devoutness, eagerness, earnestness, fervency, fire*, heartiness, heat*, hurrah, intensity, jazz, love, oomph, passion, pep talk, piety, piousness, religiousness, seriousness, sincerity, solemnity, vehemence, warmth, weakness, wholeheartedness, zeal, zealousness
Notes: the intensity of heat or feeling can be described as fervency (from Latin fervere 'boil'); an instance of this heat or feeling is fervor
Antonyms: apathy, coolness, discouragement
Main Entry: spirituality
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: piety
Synonyms: devoutness, holiness, piousness, religiosity, religiousness, spiritualty
Main Entry: devoutness
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: religiousness
Synonyms: devotion, godliness, holiness, pietism, piety, piousness, religiosity, reverence, spirituality
Main Entry: pietism
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: devotion
Synonyms: adherence, adoration, affection, allegiance, ardor, attachment, consecration, constancy, dedication, deference, devotedness, devotement, devoutness, earnestness, enthusiasm, faithfulness, fealty, fervor, fidelity, fondness, intensity, love, observance, passion, piety, piousness, religionism, religiosity, religiousness, reverence, sanctity, service, sincerity, spirituality, worship, zeal
Main Entry: religionism
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: devotion
Synonyms: adherence, adoration, affection, allegiance, ardor, attachment, consecration, constancy, dedication, deference, devotedness, devotement, devoutness, earnestness, enthusiasm, faithfulness, fealty, fervor, fidelity, fondness, intensity, love, observance, passion, pietism, piety, piousness, religiosity, religiousness, reverence, sanctity, service, sincerity, spirituality, worship, zeal
Main Entry: religiosity
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: devotion
Synonyms: adherence, adoration, affection, allegiance, ardor, attachment, consecration, constancy, dedication, deference, devotedness, devotement, devoutness, earnestness, enthusiasm, faithfulness, fealty, fervor, fidelity, fondness, intensity, love, observance, passion, pietism, piety, piousness, religionism, religiousness, reverence, sanctity, service, sincerity, spirituality, worship, zeal
Main Entry: religiousness
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: devotion
Synonyms: adherence, adoration, affection, allegiance, ardor, attachment, consecration, constancy, dedication, deference, devotedness, devotement, devoutness, earnestness, enthusiasm, faithfulness, fealty, fervor, fidelity, fondness, intensity, love, observance, passion, pietism, piety, piousness, religionism, religiosity, reverence, sanctity, service, sincerity, spirituality, worship, zeal
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Main Entry: faith
Part of Speech: noun
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Adjectives:
God, Mohammedan, accredited, acroamatic, alterocentric, aniconic, antediluvian, assured, autocephalous, believed, believing, blessed, born, certain, cleocentric, cocksure, collegial, commanding belief, confident, confiding, convinced, credible, credulous, defrocked, deserving of belief, doctrinal, epideistic, faithworthy, fidlimplicitary, fiducial, fiduciary, filiopletistic, hagiolatrous, hallowed, heliolatrous, holy, imbued with, impressed with, impressive, interdenominational, judaical, kosher, mystical, numinous, penetrated with, persuasive, piacular, pistic, positive, prelapsarian, probable, profane, putative, reborn, recreant, relating to belief, reliable, sacred, sacrosanct, satisfactory, satisfied, saved, secure, sure, suspectless, to be depended upon, trustworthy, ultrafidian, under the impression, unhesitating, unholy, unsuspected, unsuspecting, unsuspicious, venerable, void of suspicion, wedded to, worthy of belief
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