religionary (Meaning)
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religionary (a.)
Relating to religion; pious; as, religionary professions.
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religionary (n.)
Alt. of Religioner
Synonyms & Antonyms of religionary
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
religionary Sentence Examples
- The religionary leader's eloquent speech stirred the hearts of the congregation.
- The town's strict religionary laws prohibited gatherings outside of designated temples.
- As a devout religionary, she dedicated her life to spreading the teachings of her faith.
- The exhibition showcased centuries of religionary art, from ancient tapestries to modern sculptures.
- The religionary conflict in the region had been escalating for years, claiming countless lives.
- The religionary philosopher's writings challenged traditional beliefs and ignited controversy.
- The religionary festival was a vibrant celebration, featuring colorful processions and sacred rituals.
- The religionary zealot's fanaticism led him to commit extreme acts of violence.
- The religionary scholar was renowned for his extensive knowledge of ancient scriptures.
- The religionary pilgrimage was a transformative journey for the devout faithful.
FAQs About the word religionary
Relating to religion; pious; as, religionary professions., Alt. of Religioner
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The religionary leader's eloquent speech stirred the hearts of the congregation.
The town's strict religionary laws prohibited gatherings outside of designated temples.
As a devout religionary, she dedicated her life to spreading the teachings of her faith.
The exhibition showcased centuries of religionary art, from ancient tapestries to modern sculptures.
