pietistical Synonyms
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pietistical Meaning
Wordnet
pietistical (a)
of or relating to Pietism
Wordnet
pietistical (s)
excessively or hypocritically pious
Webster
pietistical (a.)
Of or pertaining to the Pietists; hence, in contempt, affectedly or demonstratively religious.
pietistical Sentence Examples
- The pietistical movement emphasized personal devotion and strict moral conduct.
- The pastor's pietistical sermons resonated deeply with the congregation.
- The church's pietistical practices included daily Bible study and regular prayer meetings.
- The pietistical revivalism sparked a renewed spiritual fervor in the community.
- The pietistical missionaries traveled to distant lands to spread the Gospel.
- The pietistical hymnody reflected the movement's emphasis on emotional worship.
- The pietistical universities played a key role in shaping the religious landscape of the time.
- Pietistical influences can still be seen in many Protestant churches and communities today.
- The pietistical focus on personal piety and social responsibility made a lasting impact on society.
- Despite its later decline, pietism left a significant legacy in both the religious and secular worlds.
FAQs About the word pietistical
of or relating to Pietism, excessively or hypocritically piousOf or pertaining to the Pietists; hence, in contempt, affectedly or demonstratively religious.
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The pietistical movement emphasized personal devotion and strict moral conduct.
The pastor's pietistical sermons resonated deeply with the congregation.
The church's pietistical practices included daily Bible study and regular prayer meetings.
The pietistical revivalism sparked a renewed spiritual fervor in the community.
