Definition of devoutly in English:

devoutly

adverb dɪˈvaʊtlidəˈvaʊtli

1In a manner that shows deep religious feeling or commitment.
they passed a man praying devoutly beside a roadside shrine
Example sentencesExamples
- My sister has become devoutly Orthodox Jewish.
- At the hour of death the Holy Masses you have heard devoutly will be your greatest consolation.
- Throughout his life he held devoutly to the Presbyterianism in which he was raised.
- For Gandhians, this is a spot of pilgrimage and they bow devoutly before the tree.
- But also most importantly she was struck by how he had embraced devoutly the Islamic faith.
- Despite becoming devoutly religious, he was arrested for shoplifting during 2004.
- She spoke Yiddish, made blintzes from scratch, and devoutly attended Friday night services every Shabbat.
- Lord Venkateshwara, Shiva and Parvati and Nandi are worshipped devoutly by the south Indian devotees.
- I live in the secular, democratic United States, where many religions are practiced, and I also devoutly follow Islam.
- When I was younger, despite I lacked all the ritualistic, religious stuff, I had still devoutly loved God.
1. 1.1usually as submodifier In a totally committed and sincere way; earnestly.
  let us devoutly hope that Morris is correct
  he devoutly believes that he is rescuing these children
  Example sentencesExamples
  The production of Canadian plays in London's West End and in other countries is not necessarily a consummation devoutly to be wished.
  It was the sixties and you devoutly listened to the music.
  Living and working in Paris, the singer looks as though she devoutly avoids all forms of bad cholesterol.
  They don't yearn for the radical transformation of bourgeois aspirations devoutly wished by stalwarts.
  She had been devoutly loyal to her husband and had cared for her children greatly.
  He was devoutly committed to principles of secularism, pluralism, liberty and republicanism (the governmental structure, not the party).
  They might be devoutly nationalistic but also ideologically monarchist.
  Liberal Democrats believe devoutly in a pan-European state, which would ride roughshod over local culture and custom.
  People living in political crisis zones manage to remain devoutly apolitical.
  During the actual reconstruction, architect John Greenfield and master carpenter Peter McCurdy followed this resolution devoutly.

Definition of devoutly in US English:

devoutly

adverbdəˈvoutlēdəˈvaʊtli

1In a manner that shows deep religious feeling or commitment.
they passed a man praying devoutly beside a roadside shrine
Example sentencesExamples
- I live in the secular, democratic United States, where many religions are practiced, and I also devoutly follow Islam.
- But also most importantly she was struck by how he had embraced devoutly the Islamic faith.
- Throughout his life he held devoutly to the Presbyterianism in which he was raised.
- Lord Venkateshwara, Shiva and Parvati and Nandi are worshipped devoutly by the south Indian devotees.
- She spoke Yiddish, made blintzes from scratch, and devoutly attended Friday night services every Shabbat.
- Despite becoming devoutly religious, he was arrested for shoplifting during 2004.
- My sister has become devoutly Orthodox Jewish.
- When I was younger, despite I lacked all the ritualistic, religious stuff, I had still devoutly loved God.
- For Gandhians, this is a spot of pilgrimage and they bow devoutly before the tree.
- At the hour of death the Holy Masses you have heard devoutly will be your greatest consolation.
1. 1.1usually as submodifier In a totally committed and sincere way; earnestly.
  let us devoutly hope that Morris is correct
  he devoutly believes that he is rescuing these children
  Example sentencesExamples
  They might be devoutly nationalistic but also ideologically monarchist.
  During the actual reconstruction, architect John Greenfield and master carpenter Peter McCurdy followed this resolution devoutly.
  They don't yearn for the radical transformation of bourgeois aspirations devoutly wished by stalwarts.
  It was the sixties and you devoutly listened to the music.
  The production of Canadian plays in London's West End and in other countries is not necessarily a consummation devoutly to be wished.
  Liberal Democrats believe devoutly in a pan-European state, which would ride roughshod over local culture and custom.
  She had been devoutly loyal to her husband and had cared for her children greatly.
  He was devoutly committed to principles of secularism, pluralism, liberty and republicanism (the governmental structure, not the party).
  People living in political crisis zones manage to remain devoutly apolitical.
  Living and working in Paris, the singer looks as though she devoutly avoids all forms of bad cholesterol.

单词	devoutly
释义	Definition of devoutly in English: devoutly adverb dɪˈvaʊtlidəˈvaʊtli 1In a manner that shows deep religious feeling or commitment. they passed a man praying devoutly beside a roadside shrine Example sentencesExamples My sister has become devoutly Orthodox Jewish. At the hour of death the Holy Masses you have heard devoutly will be your greatest consolation. Throughout his life he held devoutly to the Presbyterianism in which he was raised. For Gandhians, this is a spot of pilgrimage and they bow devoutly before the tree. But also most importantly she was struck by how he had embraced devoutly the Islamic faith. Despite becoming devoutly religious, he was arrested for shoplifting during 2004. She spoke Yiddish, made blintzes from scratch, and devoutly attended Friday night services every Shabbat. Lord Venkateshwara, Shiva and Parvati and Nandi are worshipped devoutly by the south Indian devotees. I live in the secular, democratic United States, where many religions are practiced, and I also devoutly follow Islam. When I was younger, despite I lacked all the ritualistic, religious stuff, I had still devoutly loved God. 1.1usually as submodifier In a totally committed and sincere way; earnestly. let us devoutly hope that Morris is correct he devoutly believes that he is rescuing these children Example sentencesExamples The production of Canadian plays in London's West End and in other countries is not necessarily a consummation devoutly to be wished. It was the sixties and you devoutly listened to the music. Living and working in Paris, the singer looks as though she devoutly avoids all forms of bad cholesterol. They don't yearn for the radical transformation of bourgeois aspirations devoutly wished by stalwarts. She had been devoutly loyal to her husband and had cared for her children greatly. He was devoutly committed to principles of secularism, pluralism, liberty and republicanism (the governmental structure, not the party). They might be devoutly nationalistic but also ideologically monarchist. Liberal Democrats believe devoutly in a pan-European state, which would ride roughshod over local culture and custom. People living in political crisis zones manage to remain devoutly apolitical. During the actual reconstruction, architect John Greenfield and master carpenter Peter McCurdy followed this resolution devoutly. Definition of devoutly in US English: devoutly adverbdəˈvoutlēdəˈvaʊtli 1In a manner that shows deep religious feeling or commitment. they passed a man praying devoutly beside a roadside shrine Example sentencesExamples I live in the secular, democratic United States, where many religions are practiced, and I also devoutly follow Islam. But also most importantly she was struck by how he had embraced devoutly the Islamic faith. Throughout his life he held devoutly to the Presbyterianism in which he was raised. Lord Venkateshwara, Shiva and Parvati and Nandi are worshipped devoutly by the south Indian devotees. She spoke Yiddish, made blintzes from scratch, and devoutly attended Friday night services every Shabbat. Despite becoming devoutly religious, he was arrested for shoplifting during 2004. My sister has become devoutly Orthodox Jewish. When I was younger, despite I lacked all the ritualistic, religious stuff, I had still devoutly loved God. For Gandhians, this is a spot of pilgrimage and they bow devoutly before the tree. At the hour of death the Holy Masses you have heard devoutly will be your greatest consolation. 1.1usually as submodifier In a totally committed and sincere way; earnestly. let us devoutly hope that Morris is correct he devoutly believes that he is rescuing these children Example sentencesExamples They might be devoutly nationalistic but also ideologically monarchist. During the actual reconstruction, architect John Greenfield and master carpenter Peter McCurdy followed this resolution devoutly. They don't yearn for the radical transformation of bourgeois aspirations devoutly wished by stalwarts. It was the sixties and you devoutly listened to the music. The production of Canadian plays in London's West End and in other countries is not necessarily a consummation devoutly to be wished. Liberal Democrats believe devoutly in a pan-European state, which would ride roughshod over local culture and custom. She had been devoutly loyal to her husband and had cared for her children greatly. He was devoutly committed to principles of secularism, pluralism, liberty and republicanism (the governmental structure, not the party). People living in political crisis zones manage to remain devoutly apolitical. Living and working in Paris, the singer looks as though she devoutly avoids all forms of bad cholesterol.
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