| 释义 |
sonlike, a.|ˈsʌnlaɪk|
Also 6–7 sonnelike.
[f. son n.1]
Resembling that of a son; filial.
1583Babington Commandm. 26 There are two kinds of feare of God, one a seruile feare,..another ioyned with loue of God, called a sonnelike feare. 1594T. B. La Primaud. Fr. Acad. II. 503 They judged..that sonlike respect and love were good prickes to drive them forward. 1657Owen Communion ii. x. Wks. 1851 II. 213 This..sonlike freedom of the Spirit in obedience. 1674Bunyan Christ. Behaviour Wks. 1855 II. 563 All humble and sonlike carriage.
Hence ˈsonlikeness.
1876W. Bathgate Deep Things of God vi. 145 This was sonlikeness without one unfilial flaw or frown. |