devoutness (Meaning)

Wordnet

devoutness (n)

piety by virtue of being devout

Webster

Quality or state of being devout.

The devoutness of her prayers was evident in the sincerity of her words.
His devoutness to his religious duties never wavered, even in the face of adversity.
The monk's devoutness to his vows was unwavering, inspiring others in the monastery.
Their devoutness to the traditions of their ancestors was a cornerstone of their cultural identity.
She approached her volunteer work with a sense of devoutness, believing in the power of service to others.
The devoutness of their devotion to each other was evident in every gesture and word.
He practiced his meditation with utmost devoutness, finding peace in the stillness of his mind.
The devoutness of their commitment to social justice drove them to tirelessly advocate for change.
Despite criticism and doubt, he maintained his devoutness to his principles, staying true to his beliefs.
The devoutness with which they celebrated their religious festivals brought the community together in unity and joy.

piety by virtue of being devoutQuality or state of being devout.

holiness, spirituality, devotion, virtue, godliness, religiousness, sainthood,prayerfulness, saintliness, goodness

irreverence, impiety, unholiness, irreverence, ungodliness, godlessness, wickedness, godlessness, ungodliness,impiety

The devoutness of her prayers was evident in the sincerity of her words.

His devoutness to his religious duties never wavered, even in the face of adversity.

The monk's devoutness to his vows was unwavering, inspiring others in the monastery.

Their devoutness to the traditions of their ancestors was a cornerstone of their cultural identity.