Noun:

ਜੜਤਾ,

unworldliness's Usage Examples:

(iii) those of the mind which, besides daya, also include aparigraha (unworldliness) and sraddha (reverence and piety).

Romantic ideal of the artist; he gives the character an air of befuddled unworldliness, and punctuates his readings with delicately timed tubercular coughs.

delight in nature preserved him from the artificiality of Uz and the unworldliness of Klopstock.

cast a young actress in the role to emphasise Rachael"s naivety and unworldliness.

His unworldliness meant that his wife had to borrow money to pay his harvestmen.

An amusing instance of his unworldliness was his observation that, "I never went to the Derby.

" Kid Tao Mammal (unworldliness weirdo) Anonymous Skulls Coral Sea oh ye of little faith… (do you know.

" She criticized that the Pope "conveys an unworldliness that contradicts my Christian understanding of an inviting faith," and.

Before his papal election, Cardinal della Rovere was renowned for his unworldliness and had written learned treatises, including On the Blood of Christ.

centuries, the Cecilian Movement grew out of a longing for simplicity and unworldliness, but also on an historicizing desire to return compositionally to models.

Furthermore, Foxe"s extreme unworldliness caused others to claim that he had prophetic powers and could heal the.

lies in its paradoxical air of childlike wisdom and unworldliness".

Biographers including Donaldson, McCrum and Phelps suggest that his unworldliness was only part of a complex character, and that in some respects he was.