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Meanings of devoutness in English
Usage of devoutness in English
1
Professional devoutness is deemed more righteous on such occasions than poetic fire.
2
He spoke with all the passionate devoutness of the true Moslem.
3
That same devoutness must further be played upon now to do the rest.
4
Its works possess a peculiar simplicity and devoutness-muchtranquillity and gentleness of sentiment.
5
Whoever separates devoutness from purity of life, this teacher does not.
6
With what devoutness, then, would we name the needs and aspirations?
7
I'm not Mr. Holland's keeper, thank Heaven! said Lord Earlscourt, with heartfelt devoutness.
8
In fact, devoutness seems to have been natural to him.
9
And the mind of the young man was not unnaturally affected by her devoutness.
10
Another thing in her that puzzled him was her devoutness.
11
And he proved the devoutness of his gratitude by conscientiously getting drunk every Friday.
12
Fenelon, who had felt this, saw also the danger of devoutness carried too far.
13
They were no patterns of devoutness or of morality.
14
There were various degrees of devoutness, and even of inattention shown by those who listened.
15
The alliance was rendered more easy by Duchesneau's devoutness.
16
There was nothing like the devoutness of the Russians in the worshippers I saw in Rome.
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