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Meanings of devotion in English
Usage of devotion in English
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.
6
The answer lies in the widespread devotion to realism instead of idealism.
7
The Unicef UK team is tireless in its devotion to its work.
8
Is it really possible that all trace of her devotion has vanished?
9
This beautiful devotion is perpetuated in the monastery to the present day.
10
Jon inspired loyalty and steadfast devotion among his friends and his colleagues.
11
Establish in them the habit of devotion: Shape their consciences by prayer.
12
And all the devotion of Myra will end in your destroying her.
13
Independence has not made me free, nor has it diminished my devotion.
14
This was the first glorious victory through the devotion of the rosary.
15
For I accept all this devotion in the name of sacred art.
16
Our poets have sung in loftiest strains of the devotion of woman.
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Devotion through the time
Devotion across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Less common
United States of America
Less common