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Meanings of religious act in English
Synonyms
Examples for "religious behaviour"
Examples for "religious behaviour"
1
Were the prophets harbouring a buried worry about their own religious behaviour?
2
Yes, there are changes both in religious practice and religious behaviour, but these are not dramatic.
3
But what about religious behaviour?
4
Religious behaviour is a writ-large human equivalent of anting or bower-building.
5
Religious behaviour can be called a human universal in the same way as heterosexual behaviour can.
1
The most religious action was to expose pure forms.
2
This religious action was very useful to them, for it abridged the power of their chief lords.
3
Devotion to a guru, adherence to the Vedic scriptures, the practice of yoga are the forms of religious action.
4
Again, if I pray with devotion and fervour, am I not adding to prayer another religious action, which is devotion?
5
They are a sort of sect who regard strangling as a religious action, greatly favored by the bloodthirsty goddess they worship.
Usage of religious act in English
1
To him the removal of Elizabeth would have been a religious act.
2
It is a religious act, and has more than the efficacy of a prayer.
3
Every act of his life is, in a very real sense, a religious act.
4
Every natural expression of happiness becomes a religious act.
5
Any religious act performed by one without having undergone the formal diksha, becomes sterile of results.
6
Sogood, or prostration, is an Islamic religious act used to express gratitude for God after achieving something.
7
House, building of, a religious act, 125, 130-131; gods of the, 129.
8
Moreover, if by this prayer I desire to praise God, is not divine praise a religious act?
9
They therefore request that he should perform a certain public religious act in the Temple, in order that
10
When the religious act was over:
11
A civilized ball is professedly for enjoyment alone; an Indian dance is a religious act, a public duty.
12
Hospitality is regarded here as a religious act, I think, and a reputation for it is greatly prized.
13
The Church, however, had not only made marriage a religious act; it had also made it a public act.
14
Whether this was a religious act or a legal sign of surrender we have not been able to discover.
15
Bodhisattva taking it, partook of it at once, whilst she received, even then, the fruits of her religious act.
16
A religious act is here referred to, on which we have not sufficient information to be able to throw much light.
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Translations for religious act
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Religious act across language varieties
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