devotion in Latin
devotion in Latin is dēvōtiō — devotion means strong love, loyalty, or commitment to a person, cause, or activity.
devotion in Latin
dēvōtiō
What does "devotion" mean?
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noun Strong love, loyalty, or commitment to a person, cause, or activity.
"Her devotion to her students was obvious in every lesson she taught."
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noun Deep religious commitment or worship.
"The monks spent hours each day in quiet devotion."
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devotion in a sentence
- Her devotion to her students was obvious in every lesson she taught.
- The dog's devotion to its owner never wavered.
- The monks spent hours each day in quiet devotion.
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What is "devotion" in Latin?
"devotion" in Latin is dēvōtiō. devotion means: Strong love, loyalty, or commitment to a person, cause, or activity.
How do you use "devotion" in a sentence?
Example: "Her devotion to her students was obvious in every lesson she taught." In Latin, "devotion" is dēvōtiō.
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