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Traditional English :: religio-
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religious.html - comb. form 1 religion. 2 religious. |
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Traditional English :: religion
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religious.html - n. 1 the belief in a superhuman controlling power, esp. in a personal God or gods entitled to obedience and worship. 2 the expression of this in worship. 3 a particular system of faith and worship. 4 life under monastic vows (the way of religion). 5 a thing that one is devoted to (football is their religion). freedom of religion the right to follow whatever religion one chooses. religionless adj. [ME f. AF religiun, OF religion f. L religio -onis obligation, bond, reverence] |
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Traditional English :: religionism
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religious.html - n. excessive religious zeal. |
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Traditional English :: religiose
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religious.html - adj. excessively religious. [L religiosus (as RELIGIOUS)] |
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Traditional English :: religiosity
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religious.html - n. the condition of being religious or religiose. [ME f. L religiositas (as RELIGIOUS)] |
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Traditional English :: religious
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religious.html - adj. & n. --adj. 1 devoted to religion; pious, devout. 2 of or concerned with religion. 3 of or belonging to a monastic order. 4 scrupulous, conscientious (a religious attention to detail). --n. (pl. same) a person bound by monastic vows. religiously adv. religiousness n. [ME f. AF religius, OF religious f. L religiosus (as RELIGION)] |
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