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Meanings of cultism in English
Synonyms
Examples for "devotion"
Examples for "devotion"
1
We find but very little of such devotion; no, not in Israel.
2
The idea of this devotion was the shaping idea of his life.
3
Yes; but it is not personal devotion that is the qualification needed.
4
He suspected Fiona's friends saw right through him to his eternal devotion.
5
Now am I prepared to speak in deeds, in faithfulness, in devotion.
1
The punishment of Israel for their idolatry: a remnant shall be saved.
2
Cram the mind and starve the heart-thisis the great popular idolatry.
3
With the advent of Elijah a reaction against idolatry had set in.
4
Midian has seduced Israel to idolatry and its constant companion, sensual sin.
5
Under ISIL's interpretation of Islam, tomb shrines are a form of idolatry.
1
Fourier was especially held in veneration by the Cheiks and the Ulémas.
2
On the contrary I have always held you in the highest veneration.
3
The oracle of Apollo at Delphi in Phocis enjoyed the utmost veneration.
4
Thus the opening of the supplication inspires veneration and confidence in Mary.
5
Men have a natural veneration for antiquity, especially in matters of religion.
Usage of cultism in English
1
The danger of cultism isn't always restricted to its members.
2
Mr Aimo says cultism is now continuously practised under generation names passed from student to student.
3
There is a tendency toward cultism.
4
The Post Courier newspaper reports that cultism has resulted in a recent increase in student violence in schools throughout PNG.
5
This massive novel is probably Powys's masterpiece, and it is curiously futuristic in its anticipations of today's New Age religiosity and cultism.