devout in Japanese
devout in Japanese is 敬虔 — devout means deeply religious and committed to one's faith.
devout in Japanese
敬虔
Pronounced: keiken
Devoted to religion or to religious feelings and duties; pious; extremely religious; godly.
What does "devout" mean?
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adj Deeply religious and committed to one's faith.
"Her grandmother was a devout Catholic who attended mass every day."
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adj Sincere and heartfelt, especially describing a hope or wish.
"It is my devout hope that the two sides can reach an agreement."
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devout in a sentence
- Her grandmother was a devout Catholic who attended mass every day.
- It is my devout hope that the two sides can reach an agreement.
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What is "devout" in Japanese?
"devout" in Japanese is 敬虔. devout means: Deeply religious and committed to one's faith.
How do you pronounce 敬虔?
"devout" in Japanese is 敬虔, pronounced "keiken".
How do you use "devout" in a sentence?
Example: "Her grandmother was a devout Catholic who attended mass every day." In Japanese, "devout" is 敬虔.
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