devocation (Meaning)
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devocation (n.)
A calling off or away.
Synonyms & Antonyms of devocation
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devocation Sentence Examples
- After years as an accountant, Sarah felt a strong devocation towards pursuing her passion for art.
- His sudden devocation from law to humanitarian work surprised many of his colleagues.
- The devocation of the once-burgeoning engineer into a chef showcased his diverse skill set.
- She embraced the devocation from corporate life to become a yoga instructor, finding fulfillment in helping others.
- Despite the financial stability of his career in finance, Peter felt a devocation towards environmental activism.
- Emma's devocation from medicine to literature marked a significant shift in her life's trajectory.
- The devocation of the renowned scientist into a spiritual guru puzzled some but inspired many.
- The devocation of the tech entrepreneur into organic farming reflected his desire for a simpler, more sustainable lifestyle.
- His devocation from a successful marketing career to pursue a nomadic lifestyle was met with skepticism from friends and family.
- The devocation of the politician from power and prestige to grassroots community organizing demonstrated a commitment to meaningful change.
FAQs About the word devocation
A calling off or away.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
After years as an accountant, Sarah felt a strong devocation towards pursuing her passion for art.
His sudden devocation from law to humanitarian work surprised many of his colleagues.
The devocation of the once-burgeoning engineer into a chef showcased his diverse skill set.
She embraced the devocation from corporate life to become a yoga instructor, finding fulfillment in helping others.
