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Meanings of superstitious in English
Usage of superstitious in English
1
But this great superstitious fear was, however, part of Benedict's eternal charm.
2
Try to keep superstitious worrying to a minimum - it changes nothing.
3
The circle were amazed; the spirit of superstitious curiosity seized upon them.
4
The shepherds in the Mysore country are very ignorant and very superstitious.
5
There was a dead silence now; superstitious bodings were in every mind.
6
The crowd halted, and stared round in superstitious terror and dumb marvel.
7
The gloom of these forests strengthens the superstitious feelings of the people.
8
People in that part of the country are sadly ignorant and superstitious.
9
Ian Fleming has an idea: send Alick to interview the superstitious Hess.
10
I was the race, the whole human race, in its superstitious infancy.
11
The room was so dusky that Walpurga looked around in superstitious fear.
12
Francis began to understand the superstitious purpose that she had in view.
13
There were many superstitious notions current among the people in those days.
14
All that was superstitious in his nature took him by the throat.
15
Perhaps the Irish strain in her blood made her a little superstitious.
16
For people, who place religion in particular forms, must unavoidably become superstitious.
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Superstitious through the time
Superstitious across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common