religious in Irish
religious in Irish is cráifeach, diaganta — religious means relating to religion or religious belief.
religious in Irish
cráifeach
Committed to the practice or adherence of religion.
diaganta
Committed to the practice or adherence of religion.
What does "religious" mean?
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adjective Relating to religion or religious belief.
"The museum has a collection of religious paintings from many different cultures."
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adjective Devoutly committed to religious practice and belief.
"He comes from a very religious family who pray together every evening."
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adjective Done with great dedication or strictness, as if it were a religious duty.
"She is religious about going for a run before breakfast."
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religious in a sentence
- The museum has a collection of religious paintings from many different cultures.
- Schools often teach pupils about religious holidays celebrated around the world.
- He comes from a very religious family who pray together every evening.
- The religious couple rarely missed a Sunday service.
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What is "religious" in Irish?
"religious" in Irish is cráifeach, diaganta. religious means: Relating to religion or religious belief.
How do you use "religious" in a sentence?
Example: "The museum has a collection of religious paintings from many different cultures." In Irish, "religious" is cráifeach, diaganta.
Are there other ways to say "religious" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "religious": cráifeach, diaganta.
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