god-fearing (Meaning)

Wordnet

god-fearing (s)

deeply religious

Webster

Having a reverential and loving feeling towards God; religious.

The god-fearing man clung to his principles even during life's greatest challenges.
The villagers were known for their god-fearing nature, rarely straying from religious precepts.
In a time of crisis, the god-fearing turned to prayer as a source of comfort and guidance.
The queen's god-fearing reputation inspired loyalty and respect among her subjects.
The pious woman raised her children with god-fearing values, instilling in them a strong moral compass.
The god-fearing community worked together to establish charitable initiatives, helping those in need.
The elderly couple lived a simple and god-fearing life, finding contentment in their faith.
Despite facing persecution, the god-fearing martyrs remained steadfast in their beliefs.
The god-fearing businessman conducted his affairs with honesty and integrity, valuing ethical practices above all else.
The soldiers who fought valiantly on the battlefield were fueled by their god-fearing convictions of defending right over wrong.

deeply religiousHaving a reverential and loving feeling towards God; religious.

pious, worshipful, godly, holy, saintly, religious, worshiping,devout, prayerful, sainted

blasphemous, profane, atheistic, impious, profane, irreverent, sacrilegious, atheistic, sacrilegious, impious

The god-fearing man clung to his principles even during life's greatest challenges.

The villagers were known for their god-fearing nature, rarely straying from religious precepts.

In a time of crisis, the god-fearing turned to prayer as a source of comfort and guidance.

The queen's god-fearing reputation inspired loyalty and respect among her subjects.