devotion
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definition
noun
Eleanor's devotion to her husband
love, loyalty, or enthusiasm for a person, activity, or cause.
translation of 'devotion'
noun
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example
What is the role of ideological or religious 'devotion' in terrorism and violence in general?
But to do it requires strong 'devotion' from the bottom of our heart and from the marrow of our bones.
she was the epitome of wifely 'devotion'
I have full confidence in your courage, 'devotion' to duty and skill in battle.
His 'devotion' to the only government job he ever wanted is not in doubt.
The players all gather around a few microphones and let their skill and 'devotion' to the music do the rest.
They are all integral parts of church interiors and of the Orthodox liturgy and private 'devotion' .
The virtue of a talented woman lies in her 'devotion' to her studies, not her looks.
Mom gave her unconditional love and 'devotion' to each and every one of her children.
The clear implication here is that yoga can be a form of 'devotion' , or worship.
He is one of the most popular objects of 'devotion' and reverence in east Asian Buddhism.
his courage and 'devotion' to duty never wavered
his 'devotion' to duty never wavered
He habitually revealed that reverence for God which in Jewish 'devotion' is the natural climax of true piety.
In some cases, these ideas evolve into a symbolically charged moment of private religious 'devotion' .
To achieve this, we will have to put an end to our single minded 'devotion' to material pursuits.
Much of Abu Hurayrah's time would be spent in spiritual exercises and 'devotion' to Allah.
Their 'devotion' , if extreme, is driven by one goal to reclaim their neighbourhood.
In between their hours of 'devotion' they discussed Cicero, St Paul, and Neoplatonic themes.
In front of these symbols, we place offerings that are an expression of our 'devotion' .
The Wesleys understood the use of hymns for popular 'devotion' and instruction.
A canon of Seville Cathedral and renowned for his 'devotion' and learning, Neve was a major patron of the artist.
Her earnest belief in 'devotion' to duty and her command of French bring her an offer to join the intelligence service.
the order's aim was to live a life of 'devotion'
the order's aim was to live a life of 'devotion'
A prayer book which was offered symbolised our 'devotion' and thanks to God for his goodness.
His 'devotion' to the cause was illustrated during the national team's ill-fated Far East tour.
So I could figure out that all religions were good and bringing the same type of 'devotion' .
Only the British public, with our slavish 'devotion' to high-street spending, hold the key.
We have lost this commitment to the delights of the Word of God, the joy of our 'devotion' .
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