What is another word for religious?
527 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ ɹɪlˈɪd͡ʒəs], [ ɹɪlˈɪdʒəs], [ ɹ_ɪ_l_ˈɪ_dʒ_ə_s]
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Similar words for religious:
- all (adjective)
- careful (adjective)
- churchly (adjective)
- concerning belief in divinity (adjective)
- conscientious, scrupulous (adjective)
- deific (adjective)
- devout (adjective)
- divine (adjective)
- ecclesiastical (adjective)
- enthusiastic (adjective)
- evangelical (adjective)
- fervent (adjective)
- fervent/fervid (adjective)
- inward (adjective)
- ministerial (adjective)
- orthodox (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- pietistic (adjective)
- pious (adjective)
- sacred (adjective)
- saintly (adjective)
- solemn (adjective)
- strict (adjective)
- theological (adjective)
- unworldly (adjective)
- worshipful (adjective)
- cenobite (noun)
- churchgoing (noun)
- churchlike (noun)
- interfaith (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- scrupulous (noun)
- conflict (verb)
- humble (verb)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words
- revered
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Religious:
adj.
• all (adjective) • careful (adjective)- most thorough,
- provident,
- most selfdisciplined,
- self disciplined,
- more selfdisciplined,
- more careful,
- going great lengths,
- de-liberate,
- de liberate,
- ex acting,
- more thorough,
- more precise,
- ex-acting.
- canonical,
- born-again,
- holy,
- clerical,
- reverent,
- believing,
- god-fearing,
- priestly,
- supernatural,
- pontifical,
- ministerial,
- theological,
- moral,
- sacrosanct,
- doctrinal,
- saintlike,
- sectarian,
- pure,
- godly,
- pious,
- sacerdotal.
- rigid,
- meticulous,
- faithful,
- unerring,
- fastidious,
- steadfast,
- exact,
- unswerving,
- punctilious,
- rigorous.
- most adoring,
- more heart-and-soul,
- pro found,
- more venerating,
- most revering,
- more adherent,
- most venerating,
- more worshiping,
- in-tense,
- most heart and soul,
- pro-found,
- more adoring,
- most heart-and-soul,
- more heart and soul,
- more revering,
- goody twoshoes,
- goody goody,
- most adherent,
- pro founder,
- in tense,
- in-tenser,
- Revering,
- in tenser,
- goodygoody,
- most worshiping,
- pro-founder,
- goody two shoes,
- in-tensest.
- most sacramental,
- more all powerful,
- most deistic,
- more transcendent,
- allpowerful,
- hallowed,
- more sacramental,
- more deistic,
- un-earthlier,
- un earthly,
- eternal,
- most transmundane,
- most theistic,
- superhuman,
- super-natural,
- rapturous,
- un earthlier,
- more allpowerful,
- super natural,
- more all-powerful,
- more theistic,
- more anointed,
- more transcendental,
- trans mundane,
- trans-mundane,
- most allpowerful,
- most all-powerful,
- most all powerful,
- super human,
- more transmundane,
- un-earthliest,
- un-earthly,
- super-human,
- most anointed,
- un earthliest.
- more evangelic,
- Evangelic,
- most scriptural,
- more proselytizing,
- most evangelistic,
- most christian,
- most apostolic,
- more christian,
- more apostolic,
- more evangelistic,
- most proselytizing,
- most evangelic,
- more scriptural.
- in line,
- buttoned-down,
- old-line,
- conforming,
- ideological,
- traditional,
- well-established,
- dogmatic,
- straight arrow,
- oldline,
- received,
- according to the book,
- by numbers,
- old line,
- die hard.
- theistic,
- orthodox,
- divine,
- nonmaterialistic,
- unprofane,
- strict,
- sacred,
- biblical,
- hopped up,
- go great guns,
- dying to,
- churchly,
- undistorted,
- solemn,
- evangelistic,
- worshipful,
- hotblooded,
- unworldly,
- heart and soul,
- all-powerful,
- daydreamy,
- sainted,
- heart-and-soul,
- gotta have,
- falling all over oneself,
- going to great lengths,
- supersensory,
- apostolic,
- sacramental,
- self-disciplined,
- deific,
- devotional,
- prayerful,
- pietistical,
- evangelical,
- deistic,
- selfdisciplined,
- careful,
- saintly,
- seraph,
- transmundane,
- devout.
- obedient,
- dutiful,
- superstitious,
- holier-than-thou,
- sanctified,
- cultist,
- devoted,
- sanctimonious,
- christian.
- most enshrined,
- more unprofane,
- more enshrined,
- un profane,
- more revered,
- most unprofane,
- more cherished,
- un-profane,
- most cherished,
- most revered.
- most sainted,
- more saintlike,
- godfearing,
- up standing,
- more sainted,
- most seraph,
- god fearing,
- up-standing,
- more seraph,
- most saintlike.
- most supersensory,
- more supersensory,
- un worldliest,
- most daydreamy,
- super sensory,
- more daydreamy,
- super-sensory,
- most extraterrestrial,
- meta physical,
- non materialistic,
- un-real,
- more extraterrestrial,
- non-materialistic,
- more nonmaterialistic,
- most daydreaming,
- un-worldliest,
- extra terrestrial,
- most nonmaterialistic,
- un worldly,
- in corporeal,
- meta-physical,
- extraterrestrial,
- in-corporeal,
- un-worldly,
- un worldlier,
- un-worldlier,
- extra-terrestrial,
- more daydreaming.
n.
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- church.
v.
• conflict (verb)- war.
Other synonyms:
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•
- mormon,
- ecclesiastical,
- blessed,
- puritanical,
- devoutly,
- practicing,
- believer,
- Churchy,
- fanatical,
- pietistic.
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•
- observant,
- righteous,
- devotee,
- religiously,
- ascetic.
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•
- good.
- Ditheistic,
- monotheistic,
- beadsman,
- pillar saint,
- vicar,
- emotional,
- accurate,
- mendicant,
- direct,
- angelic,
- ceremonial,
- exacting,
- abbacomes,
- right-minded,
- primary education,
- narrow,
- torrid,
- letter,
- fussy,
- dedicated,
- Theogony,
- staunch,
- supernal,
- demanding,
- novice,
- high-principled,
- respectable,
- Deiform,
- venerated,
- punctual,
- finical,
- apparitional,
- flaming,
- heavenly,
- postulant,
- exigent,
- divinity,
- sister,
- reputable,
- preacher,
- noncomformity,
- abbot,
- liberal education,
- severe,
- declaration of faith,
- Spiritual-minded,
- undeviating,
- denominational,
- Superheated,
- sincere,
- secularism,
- earnest,
- nurse,
- hermit,
- ritualistic,
- unutterable,
- noble,
- stylite,
- Religieux,
- inenarrable,
- minute,
- servile,
- untouchable,
- unspeakable,
- adoring,
- propaedeutics,
- palmer,
- seraphic,
- conventual,
- metaphysical,
- infallible,
- belief,
- classical education,
- Caloyer,
- Religieuse,
- inviolable,
- pilgrim,
- religiose,
- inerrable,
- Popedom,
- finicky,
- clergyman,
- lay abbot,
- warm,
- religious denomination,
- incorporeal,
- close,
- honorable,
- correct,
- truth,
- mathematical,
- hagiology,
- strictness,
- brother,
- religious sect,
- phantasmal,
- perfervid,
- sacral,
- nun,
- celestial,
- ineffable,
- Saint-like,
- priest,
- heavenly-minded,
- rector,
- Scrutinizing,
- orthodoxy,
- profession of faith,
- soundness,
- secondary education,
- godlike,
- detailed,
- consecrated,
- microscopic,
- particular,
- ghostly,
- gentlemanlike,
- unearthly,
- express,
- god,
- constant,
- prior,
- monotheism,
- true faith,
- square,
- buoy,
- Tritheistic,
- apostolic see,
- inexpressible,
- hieratic,
- canonic,
- hole,
- Overscrupulous,
- inviolate,
- venerational,
- pantheistic,
- upright,
- virtuous,
- elysian,
- anthropotheistic,
- ritual,
- humble,
- scientific,
- celibate,
- pinpoint,
- faith,
- scrupulous,
- delicate,
- ghostlike,
- even,
- conscientious,
- lay brother,
- liturgical,
- inward,
- votary,
- coenobite,
- Finicking,
- reverential,
- elementary education,
- hearty,
- feverish,
- critical,
- overconscientious,
- venerable,
- just,
- christ-like,
- ardent,
- anthropomorphic,
- confession of faith,
- subtle,
- awful,
- fervid,
- eremitical,
- Hyperphysical,
- sectarianism,
- Discarnate,
- nice,
- theosophy,
- parson,
- incandescent,
- spectral,
- inerrant,
- high-minded,
- honest,
- article of faith,
- curious,
- eremitic,
- Pillarist,
- religious persuasion,
- fiery,
- awesome,
- secular education,
- creed,
- precise,
- hagiography,
- cultish,
- refined,
- polytheistic,
- exquisite,
- numinous,
- religionist,
- true,
- syncretism,
- ecclesiastic,
- military education,
- ethical,
- attentive,
- Sectarism,
- fine.
How to use "Religious" in context?
Religious is an adjective that describes someone who believes in or practices a religion. Religious people may go to religious services, read religious texts, or wear religious symbols. In many cases, religious beliefs and practices are fundamental to someone's identity.
Religious beliefs and practices can vary greatly from person to person. For some people, religion is a source of comfort and strength. For others, it is a source of conflict and guilt. Religion can play an important role in social life, morality, and the creation of culture.
There are many different religions in the world.
Paraphrases for Religious:
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Equivalence
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Adjective
ecclesiastical, religion-based.
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Noun, plural
religion, religieuses.
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Noun, singular or mass
Religieux.
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Verb, past tense
religion.
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Verb, non-3rd person singular present
Religieux.
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Adjective
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Reverse Entailment
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Adjective
non-religious, interreligious, inter-religious, multireligious, multi-religious, pluri-religious.
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Noun, singular or mass
interreligious.
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Adjective
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Independent
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Noun, plural
clergy, Missionaries, nuns, Communities, Beliefs, Females, Freedoms, monks, priests, sisters, confessions, creeds, denominations, Scriptures, sects.
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Noun, singular or mass
clergyman, denomination, Les.
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Noun, plural
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Other Related
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Adjective
clergy, confessional, sectarian.
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Adverb
religion, religiously.
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Verb, base form
religion.
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Adjective
Homophones for Religious:
- relic, rollick, rheology, realise, ray-like, relish, realize, rilke, ralegh, rheologic, relace, rails, royal house, rayless, raleigh, relays, release, rowlock, rayleigh, relax.
Hypernym for Religious:
n.
Hyponym for Religious:
n.
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person
religious person.
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person
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