pious — having or showing deep religious feeling or commitment
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: having or showing deep religious feeling or commitment
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈpaɪəs/
Korean meaning: 독실한, 경건한
Korean pronunciation: **파**이어스
Example Sentences
- The pious grandmother always said grace even before eating instant ramen.
- His pious declaration about helping the poor rang hollow when he refused to donate a dollar.
- She maintained a pious expression while secretly texting during the sermon.
pious
ADJECTIVE//ˈpaɪəs//
having or showing deep religious feeling or commitment
A pious monk prays devoutly in the monastery chapel
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Origin
From Latin 'pius' meaning dutiful, faithful, or devoted. The word originally referred to dutifulness toward gods and family in Roman culture, later evolving to mean religious devotion in English.
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“The pious grandmother always said grace even before eating instant ramen.”
“His pious declaration about helping the poor rang hollow when he refused to donate a dollar.”
“She maintained a pious expression while secretly texting during the sermon.”
“The pious monk devoted his entire life to prayer and meditation.”
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