Definition of devotional
: of, relating to, or characterized by devotion
- devotional literature
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Examples of devotional in a Sentence
a religious bookstore with an extensive stock of devotional literature
Recent Examples of devotional from the Web
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The idea is to enable students taking elective courses to study the Bible as literature, not as devotional material.
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Videos and photographic works by contemporary artists along with traditional devotional art.
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Each participant will receive a notebook of icons and suggestions for their private devotional use during the Lenten season.
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Each participant will receive a notebook of icons and suggestions for their private devotional use during the Lenten season.
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Each participant will receive a notebook of icons and suggestions for their private devotional use during the Lenten season.
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Since then, she's participated in creating devotional altars to St. Joseph in New Orleans, Chalmette, and on the north shore.
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Videos and photographic works by contemporary artists along with traditional devotional art.
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Each participant will receive a notebook of icons and suggestions for their private devotional use during the Lenten season.
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First Known Use of devotional
1648
devotional Synonyms
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blessed (also blest), consecrated, hallowed, holy, sacrosanct, sanctified;
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Also, the center will host a community devotional at 10:30 a.m.
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Over the years, Johnson has worked as a pro sports chaplain, leading athletes — including the Arizona Cardinals, Pittsburgh Steelers and L.A. Dodgers — and their families in daily devotionals.
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Former company lawyer David Abney said Rawlings would break out his Bible for private devotionals during jet flights.
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Outside job: Director, Office of Neighborhood Enforcement Service, New York Housing Authority Crew role: Travel arranger; in charge of morning-of-game devotional at hotel.
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Monson’s most public acts were appearances at church conferences and devotionals as well as dedications of church temples.
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Tyler spoke after his father’s coffin rested in front of a Lanham, Md. mosque, draped with a green cloth as a sonorous devotional song sounded at the Friday funeral for Prince George’s County police Cpl.
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At 7:30, in the same room inside the Marriott where the Saturday meeting was held, Wayne Mackie begins the weekly devotional, with Steratore, Waggoner, Weatherford and Seeman present.
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The book was based on morning devotionals Shillady emailed to Clinton during the 2016 campaign.
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First Known Use of devotional
1659
DEVOTIONAL Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of devotional for English Language Learners
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: relating to or used in religious services
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