Adverb:

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devoutly's Usage Examples:

He was raised by his great-grandmother, a devoutly religious woman, and was reared in a very strict Southern Baptist environment.

population attending church services weekly or more in 2013 it is the least devoutly religious diocese in Poland.

The series centres on the trials and tribulations of Frances O"Brien, a devoutly Catholic and blithely racist Head Librarian.

Saint Landry, and there he confessed him much devoutly, receiving much benignly his penance, and after he came to the sudary of the saint and with great.

and women, indulging in the freedom of outdoor living in which they so devoutly believe, have opened their colony to the friendly, curious gaze of the.

translation an interpretative art which relies on intuition; they could be "devoutly faithful" to good writers, but had to "help[] along" less skilled writers.

historical poem about the kings of Sri Lanka, which portrays Kavan Tissa as "devoutly believing in the three gems, [and] he provided the brotherhood continually.

As formerly they had cruelly tyrannized, now they might devoutly serve; nor go to the Red Sea to be drowned, but be called to the waters of baptism to receive life.

devoutly, receiving much benignly his penance, and after he came to the sudary of the saint and with great devotion kissed it, and when he had done his.

He stated in his acceptance speech for the Emperor Has No Clothes Award, I was raised in an Orthodox [Jewish] household, and I was raised devoutly religious up until around age 13 or so.

They attended an African Methodist Episcopal Church during Michaels'/Johnson's childhood and remained devoutly religious in later life, often taking an interest in Catholicism, but also making offerings to the saints in a personal manner, keeping a private altar at home.

He said, "Whilst we devoutly return thanks to the beneficent Being who has been pleased to breathe into.

Synonyms:

piously,