earthly in Greek
earthly in Greek is επίγειος — earthly means belonging to this world or life, rather than to heaven or the afterlife.
earthly in Greek
επίγειος
Pronounced: epigeios
Relating to the earth or this world, as opposed to heaven; terrestrial.
What does "earthly" mean?
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adj Belonging to this world or life, rather than to heaven or the afterlife.
"He gave up his earthly possessions to join the monastery."
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adj Used for emphasis in negative expressions like "no earthly reason."
"There's no earthly reason to be this rude."
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earthly in a sentence
- He gave up his earthly possessions to join the monastery.
- She sought earthly pleasures rather than spiritual ones.
- There's no earthly reason to be this rude.
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What is "earthly" in Greek?
"earthly" in Greek is επίγειος. earthly means: Belonging to this world or life, rather than to heaven or the afterlife.
How do you pronounce επίγειος?
"earthly" in Greek is επίγειος, pronounced "epigeios".
How do you use "earthly" in a sentence?
Example: "He gave up his earthly possessions to join the monastery." In Greek, "earthly" is επίγειος.
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