religiously in Latin
religiously in Latin is religiōsē — religiously means with great dedication and consistency, as though it were a strict duty.
religiously in Latin
religiōsē
What does "religiously" mean?
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adverb With great dedication and consistency, as though it were a strict duty.
"He religiously checks his email every morning."
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adverb In a manner connected to religion or religious observance.
"The festival is celebrated religiously across the region."
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religiously in a sentence
- He religiously checks his email every morning.
- The festival is celebrated religiously across the region.
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What is "religiously" in Latin?
"religiously" in Latin is religiōsē. religiously means: With great dedication and consistency, as though it were a strict duty.
How do you use "religiously" in a sentence?
Example: "He religiously checks his email every morning." In Latin, "religiously" is religiōsē.
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