religious in Latin
religious in Latin is religiōsus, pius — religious means relating to religion or religious belief.
religious in Latin
religiōsus
Belonging or pertaining to a religious order or religious congregation.
pius
Belonging or pertaining to a religious order or religious congregation.
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 Latin?
"religious" in Latin is religiōsus, pius. 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 Latin, "religious" is religiōsus, pius.
Are there other ways to say "religious" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "religious": religiōsus, pius.
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