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Meanings of very devout in English
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Usage of very devout in English
1
The converts are very devout, and will not countenance any pagan practices.
2
And to church he would go; and look very devout into the bargain.
3
The people are very devout in their demeanour and sing well.
4
He took the Communion masked; was very devout, and read perpetually.
5
The few that remain have became very devout and very fat.
6
She was very devout, and would cross herself three times at the Angelus.
7
There are criminals in State's-prison who have been very devout all their lives.
8
To impress me, he said he was a very devout religion.
9
Philip, his restless mind avid for new things, became very devout.
10
Winnebago's population was two-thirds Catholic, German and Irish, and very devout.
11
Is a very devout tyrant less tyrannical than an undevout tyrant?
12
In the afternoon they presented a very devout drama, on the martyrs of Japon.
13
He 's very grave and very devout-thoughhe does propose to marry a Protestant.
14
The Marquis was extremely economical, the Marquise very devout, and we saw few people.
15
Among the friends of gourmandise are many very devout persons.
16
He is very devout at prayers, and attentive to the religious instruction given him.
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Very devout through the time
Very devout across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common