piety
21Piety — Lat. pietas, properly honour and respect toward parents (1 Tim. 5:4). In Acts 17:23 the Greek verb is rendered ye worship, as applicable to God …
22piety — A word used of personal faith and behaviour (1 Tim. 5:4) which includes repentance and prayer and the practice of Christian love …
23piety — pi|e|ty [ paıəti ] noun 1. ) uncount strong religious belief and behavior 2. ) pieties plural statements that are morally right but not sincere …
24piety — see PITY …
25PIETY — personal religious devotion to a GOD, or SAVIOR figure …
26piety — pi·e·ty || paɪətɪ n. devoutness, orthodoxy; religiousness, piousness …
27piety — [ pʌɪəti] noun (plural pieties) the quality of being pious or reverent. ↘a belief accepted with unthinking conventional reverence. Origin C16: from OFr. piete, from L. pietas dutifulness , from pius (see pious) …
28piety — n. 1. Filial reverence. 2. Godliness, religion, devotion, holiness, sanctity, grace …
29piety — noun (U) respect for God and religion, often shown in the way you behave opposite impiety, see also: pious …
30piety — n 1. devoutness, godliness, saintliness, spirituality, holiness, sanctity, religiousness, devotion, faithfulness, religiosity, pietism, religious zeal. 2. respect, veneration, reverence, awe, regard, deference, obeisance, dedication. 3.… …