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Synonyms:
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Related Words:
- BOMFOG,
- Pecksniffery,
- Tartuffery,
- Tartuffism,
- cant,
- empty gesture,
- false piety,
- formalism,
- hypocrisy,
- hypocriticalness,
- lip devotion,
- lip homage,
- lip praise,
- lip reverence,
- lip worship,
- mealymouthedness,
- mouth honor,
- mouthing,
- mummery,
- oiliness,
- ostentatious devotion,
- pharisaism,
- religiosity,
- sanctimoniousness,
- sanctimony,
- snuffling,
- soft soap,
- solemn mockery,
- sweet talk,
- tokenism,
- unctuousness
- oath
collapse - a commitment to tell the truth (especially in a court of law); to lie under oath is to become subject to prosecution for perjury
- a solemn promise, usually invoking a divine witness, regarding your future acts or behavior; "they took an oath of allegiance" related words >
- Bible oath,
- assurance,
- avouch,
- avouchment,
- avow,
- avowal,
- curse,
- cuss,
- cuss word,
- dirty name,
- dirty word,
- dysphemism,
- epithet,
- expletive,
- extrajudicial oath,
- faith,
- foul invective,
- guarantee,
- guaranty,
- imprecation,
- ironclad oath,
- judicial oath,
- loyalty oath,
- malediction,
- naughty word,
- no-no,
- oath of allegiance,
- oath of office,
- obscenity,
- official oath,
- parole,
- pledge,
- plight,
- profane oath,
- profanity,
- promise,
- solemn declaration,
- solemn oath,
- swear,
- swearword,
- sworn statement,
- test oath,
- troth,
- vow,
- warrant,
- warranty,
- word,
- word of honor
- vow
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- a solemn pledge (to oneself or to another or to a deity) to do something or to behave in a certain manner; "they took vows of poverty"
- make a vow; promise; "He vowed never to drink alcohol again"
- dedicate to a deity by a vow related words >
- Bible oath,
- affirm,
- and candle,
- assert,
- assert under oath,
- asseverate,
- assurance,
- assure,
- attest,
- avouch,
- avouchment,
- avow,
- book,
- certify,
- confess,
- countersign,
- covenant,
- declare,
- depone,
- depose,
- express the belief,
- extrajudicial oath,
- faith,
- guarantee,
- ironclad oath,
- judicial oath,
- kiss the book,
- loyalty oath,
- make a promise,
- oath,
- oath of allegiance,
- oath of office,
- official oath,
- parole,
- pledge,
- plight,
- profess,
- promise,
- solemn declaration,
- solemn oath,
- state,
- swan,
- swear,
- swear by bell,
- swear the truth,
- swear to,
- swear to God,
- swear to goodness,
- test oath,
- testify,
- troth,
- underwrite,
- vouch,
- warrant,
- warranty,
- word,
- word of honor
- derision
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- the act of deriding or treating with contempt
- contemptuous laughter related words >
- butt,
- byword,
- byword of reproach,
- derision,
- dupe,
- fair game,
- figure of fun,
- fool,
- game,
- gazingstock,
- goat,
- jest,
- jestingstock,
- joke,
- mockery,
- monkey,
- stock,
- target,
- toy,
- victim
- ritualistic
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- of or characterized by or adhering to ritualism; "a feudal or ritualistic society"; "the ritualistic killing of a sheep" related words >
- cultist
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- a member of a cult related words >
- adorant,
- adoring,
- begging,
- cadging,
- devotional,
- devout,
- imploring,
- in the dust,
- mendicant,
- mooching,
- on bended knee,
- petitionary,
- prayerful,
- precative,
- precatory,
- prostrate before,
- reverent,
- reverential,
- scrounging,
- solemn,
- suppliant,
- supplicant,
- supplicating,
- venerational,
- venerative,
- worshipful,
- worshiping
- insincerity
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- the quality of not being open or truthful; deceitful or hypocritical related words >
- Tartuffery,
- Tartuffism,
- affectation,
- affectedness,
- airs,
- airs and graces,
- apparent soundness,
- artfulness,
- artificiality,
- cant,
- casuistry,
- circularity,
- craftiness,
- credibility gap,
- crossed fingers,
- deceitfulness,
- disingenuousness,
- distortion,
- emptiness,
- equivocalness,
- equivocation,
- evasive reasoning,
- facade,
- fallaciousness,
- fallacy,
- false front,
- false piety,
- false show,
- falseheartedness,
- falseness,
- feigned belief,
- flattering tongue,
- forswearing,
- fraud,
- front,
- goody-goodiness,
- gush,
- hollow mockery,
- hollowness,
- hypocrisy,
- image,
- intrigue,
- jesuitism,
- jesuitry,
- mannerism,
- mealymouthedness,
- mere show,
- misapplication,
- mockery,
- mummery,
- mystification,
- obfuscation,
- obscurantism,
- oiliness,
- oversubtlety,
- perjury,
- perversion,
- pharisaicalness,
- pharisaism,
- philosophism,
- pietism,
- pietisticalness,
- piety,
- piousness,
- plausibility,
- plausibleness,
- pretense,
- pretension,
- prunes and prisms,
- public image,
- put-on,
- putting on airs,
- rationalization,
- religionism,
- religiosity,
- sanctimoniousness,
- sanctimony,
- self-righteousness,
- sham,
- sharp practice,
- show,
- slobber,
- smarm,
- snivel,
- snuffle,
- sophism,
- sophistical reasoning,
- sophistication,
- sophistry,
- special pleading,
- speciosity,
- specious reasoning,
- speciousness,
- stylishness,
- subtlety,
- that flattering unction,
- tongue in cheek,
- uncandidness,
- uncandor,
- unction,
- unctuousness,
- unfrankness,
- unnaturalness,
- unsincereness,
- untruthfulness,
- vicious circle,
- vicious reasoning
- protective coloration
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- coloration making an organism less visible or attractive to predators related words >
- a leg up,
- butt,
- byword,
- byword of reproach,
- chance,
- clear stage,
- derision,
- dupe,
- fair field,
- figure of fun,
- fool,
- game,
- gazingstock,
- goat,
- jest,
- jestingstock,
- joke,
- laughingstock,
- liberty,
- mockery,
- monkey,
- occasion,
- opening,
- opportunism,
- opportunity,
- place,
- room,
- scope,
- stepping-stone,
- stock,
- target,
- time,
- toy,
- victim
- brickbat
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- blunt criticism
- a fragment of brick used as a weapon related words >
- Irish confetti,
- affront,
- aspersion,
- atrocity,
- bola,
- bolt,
- boomerang,
- contempt,
- contumely,
- countermissile,
- cut,
- despite,
- dump,
- enormity,
- flout,
- flouting,
- gibe,
- humiliation,
- indignity,
- injury,
- insult,
- jeer,
- jeering,
- missile,
- mock,
- mockery,
- offense,
- outrage,
- projectile,
- put-down,
- rock,
- rocket,
- scoff,
- scurrility,
- stone,
- taunt,
- throw stick,
- throwing-stick,
- torpedo,
- uncomplimentary remark,
- waddy
- adjuratory,
- adorant,
- adoring,
- appealing,
- begging,
- beseeching,
- cadging,
- devotional,
- devout,
- entreating,
- imploring,
- in the dust,
- mendicant,
- mooching,
- on bended knee,
- petitionary,
- pleading,
- prayerful,
- precatory,
- prostrate before,
- reverent,
- reverential,
- scrounging,
- solemn,
- suppliant,
- supplicant,
- supplicating,
- supplicatory,
- venerational,
- venerative,
- worshipful,
- worshiping
- saturnine
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- bitter or scornful; "the face was saturnine and swarthy, and the sensual lips...twisted with disdain"- Oscar Wilde related words >
- banter,
- bantering,
- booing,
- catcalling,
- chaffing,
- derision,
- derisive,
- derisory,
- fleering,
- flippancy,
- flippant,
- fooling,
- grinning,
- hissing,
- hooting,
- jeering,
- joshing,
- kidding,
- leering,
- levity,
- mockery,
- mocking,
- quizzical,
- ragging,
- railing,
- raillery,
- rallying,
- razzing,
- ridicule,
- ridiculing,
- roasting,
- scoffing,
- smart,
- smart-aleckiness,
- smart-alecky,
- smart-ass,
- smartness,
- smirking,
- sneering,
- snickering,
- sniggering,
- snorting,
- taunting,
- teasing,
- twitting
- leering
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- showing sly or knowing malice in a glance; "she had run in fear of...his evil leering eye"- Amy Lowell
- (of a glance) sidelong and slyly lascivious; "leering drugstore cowboys" related words >
- banter,
- bantering,
- booing,
- catcalling,
- chaffing,
- derision,
- derisive,
- derisory,
- fleering,
- flippancy,
- flippant,
- fooling,
- grinning,
- hissing,
- hooting,
- jeering,
- joshing,
- kidding,
- levity,
- mockery,
- mocking,
- panning,
- quizzical,
- ragging,
- railing,
- raillery,
- rallying,
- razzing,
- ridicule,
- ridiculing,
- roasting,
- scoffing,
- smart,
- smart-aleckiness,
- smart-alecky,
- smart-ass,
- smartness,
- smirking,
- sneering,
- snickering,
- sniggering,
- snorting,
- taunting,
- teasing,
- twitting
- banter,
- bantering,
- booing,
- catcalling,
- chaffing,
- derision,
- derisive,
- derisory,
- fleering,
- flippancy,
- flippant,
- fooling,
- grinning,
- hissing,
- hooting,
- jeering,
- joshing,
- kidding,
- leering,
- levity,
- mockery,
- mocking,
- panning,
- quizzical,
- ragging,
- railing,
- raillery,
- rallying,
- razzing,
- ridicule,
- ridiculing,
- roasting,
- scoffing,
- smart,
- smart-aleckiness,
- smart-alecky,
- smart-ass,
- smartness,
- smirking,
- sneering,
- snickering,
- sniggering,
- snorting,
- teasing,
- twitting
- black,
- bleak,
- cinerary,
- dark,
- dirgelike,
- dismal,
- drear,
- drearisome,
- dreary,
- epitaphic,
- exequial,
- feral,
- funebrious,
- funebrous,
- funeral,
- funerary,
- funereal,
- gloomy,
- grave,
- gray,
- grim,
- mortuary,
- mournful,
- necrological,
- obituary,
- obsequial,
- saturnine,
- sepulchral,
- solemn,
- somber,
- sombrous,
- triste,
- weariful,
- wearisome,
- weary
- dignified
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- having or expressing dignity; especially formality or stateliness in bearing or appearance; "her dignified demeanor"; "the director of the school was a dignified white-haired gentleman"
- having or showing self-esteem related words >
- aristocratic,
- august,
- courtly,
- distingue,
- distinguished,
- elegant,
- elevated,
- exalted,
- formal,
- grand,
- grave,
- honorable,
- imposing,
- inspiring,
- kingly,
- lofty,
- lordly,
- magisterial,
- majestic,
- moving,
- noble,
- princely,
- queenly,
- regal,
- reserved,
- royal,
- sedate,
- serious,
- sober,
- solemn,
- stately,
- statuesque,
- sublime,
- venerable,
- weighty,
- worthy
- casuistry
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- moral philosophy based on the application of general ethical principles to resolve moral dilemmas
- argumentation that is specious or excessively subtle and intended to be misleading related words >
- Christian ethics,
- Stoicism,
- aesthetics,
- altruistic ethics,
- apologetics,
- apologia,
- apology,
- apparent soundness,
- aretaics,
- argument,
- argumentation,
- axiology,
- bicker,
- bickering,
- categorical imperative,
- circularity,
- comparative ethics,
- contention,
- controversy,
- cosmology,
- crossed fingers,
- deception,
- deceptiveness,
- defense,
- delusion,
- deontology,
- disingenuousness,
- disputation,
- dispute,
- distortion,
- egoistic ethics,
- empiricism,
- emptiness,
- epistemology,
- equivocalness,
- equivocation,
- ethical formalism,
- ethical philosophy,
- ethics,
- ethology,
- ethonomics,
- eudaemonics,
- evasive reasoning,
- evolutionism,
- fallaciousness,
- fallacy,
- first philosophy,
- flyting,
- gnosiology,
- golden rule,
- hassle,
- hedonism,
- hollow mockery,
- hollowness,
- hubbub,
- insincerity,
- intuitionism,
- jesuitism,
- jesuitry,
- litigation,
- logic,
- logomachy,
- mental philosophy,
- metaphysics,
- misapplication,
- mockery,
- moral philosophy,
- mystification,
- obfuscation,
- obscurantism,
- ontology,
- oversubtlety,
- paper war,
- passage of arms,
- perfectionism,
- perversion,
- phenomenology,
- philosophastry,
- philosophic doctrine,
- philosophic system,
- philosophic theory,
- philosophical inquiry,
- philosophical speculation,
- philosophism,
- philosophy,
- plausibility,
- plausibleness,
- polemic,
- polemics,
- rationalization,
- rhubarb,
- school of philosophy,
- school of thought,
- science of being,
- set-to,
- situation ethics,
- sophism,
- sophistical reasoning,
- sophistication,
- sophistry,
- special pleading,
- speciosity,
- specious reasoning,
- speciousness,
- spuriousness,
- subtlety,
- theory of beauty,
- theory of knowledge,
- tongue in cheek,
- uncandidness,
- uncandor,
- unfrankness,
- utilitarianism,
- value theory,
- verbal engagement,
- vicious circle,
- vicious reasoning,
- war of words,
- wrangling
- sacerdotal
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- of or relating to a belief in sacerdotalism; "sacerdotal emphasis on the authority of priests" related words >
- abbatial,
- abbatical,
- apostolic,
- archiepiscopal,
- canonical,
- capitular,
- capitulary,
- ceremonial,
- ceremonious,
- churchly,
- clerical,
- conventional,
- decorous,
- ecclesiastic,
- ecclesiastical,
- episcopal,
- episcopalian,
- evangelistic,
- hieratic,
- liturgic,
- ministerial,
- papal,
- pastoral,
- pompous,
- prelatial,
- prelatic,
- priest-ridden,
- priestish,
- priestly,
- rabbinic,
- religious,
- ritual,
- ritualistic,
- solemn,
- stately,
- ultramontane,
- well-mannered
- banter,
- bantering,
- booing,
- catcalling,
- chaffing,
- derision,
- derisive,
- derisory,
- fleering,
- flippancy,
- flippant,
- fooling,
- grinning,
- hazing,
- hissing,
- hooting,
- jeering,
- jesting,
- joking,
- jollying,
- joshing,
- kidding,
- leering,
- levity,
- mockery,
- mocking,
- panning,
- quizzical,
- ragging,
- railing,
- raillery,
- rallying,
- ribbing,
- ridicule,
- ridiculing,
- roasting,
- scoffing,
- smart,
- smart-aleckiness,
- smart-alecky,
- smart-ass,
- smartness,
- smirking,
- sneering,
- snickering,
- sniggering,
- snorting,
- taunting,
- teasing,
- twitting
- banter,
- bantering,
- booing,
- catcalling,
- chaffing,
- derision,
- derisive,
- derisory,
- fleering,
- flippancy,
- flippant,
- fooling,
- grinning,
- hazing,
- hissing,
- hooting,
- jeering,
- jesting,
- joking,
- jollying,
- joshing,
- kidding,
- leering,
- levity,
- mockery,
- mocking,
- panning,
- quizzical,
- ragging,
- railing,
- raillery,
- rallying,
- razzing,
- ribbing,
- ridicule,
- ridiculing,
- roasting,
- scoffing,
- smart,
- smart-aleckiness,
- smart-alecky,
- smart-ass,
- smartness,
- smirking,
- sneering,
- snickering,
- sniggering,
- snorting,
- taunting,
- teasing
- guarantee
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- a written assurance that some product or service will be provided or will meet certain specifications
- a pledge that something will happen or that something is true; "there is no guarantee that they are not lying"
- a collateral agreement to answer for the debt of another in case that person defaults
- give surety or assume responsibility; "I vouch for the quality of my products"
- make certain of; "This nest egg will ensure a nice retirement for us"; "Preparation will guarantee success!"
- stand behind and guarantee the quality, accuracy, or condition of; "The dealer warrants all the cars he sells"; "I warrant this information" related words >
- Bible oath,
- and candle,
- arm,
- armor,
- assert under oath,
- assurance,
- assure,
- attest,
- avouch,
- avouchment,
- avow,
- back,
- bail,
- bailsman,
- be sponsor for,
- bless,
- bond,
- bondsman,
- book,
- certify,
- champion,
- cloak,
- compass about,
- confirm,
- copyright,
- countersecure,
- countersign,
- cover,
- cushion,
- defend,
- depone,
- depose,
- earnest,
- endorse,
- ensure,
- extrajudicial oath,
- faith,
- fence,
- fend,
- godfather,
- godparent,
- guarantor,
- guaranty,
- guard,
- harbor,
- haven,
- indemnity,
- insurance,
- insure,
- insurer,
- ironclad oath,
- judicial oath,
- keep,
- keep from harm,
- kiss the book,
- loyalty oath,
- mainpernor,
- make a promise,
- make certain,
- make safe,
- make sure,
- mortgagor,
- nestle,
- oath,
- oath of allegiance,
- oath of office,
- obligation,
- official oath,
- parole,
- patent,
- pledge,
- plight,
- police,
- promise,
- protect,
- register,
- ride shotgun for,
- safeguard,
- screen,
- secure,
- security,
- shelter,
- shield,
- shroud,
- sign,
- sign for,
- solemn declaration,
- solemn oath,
- sponsor,
- stand behind,
- stand up for,
- stocks and bonds,
- subscribe to,
- surety,
- swear,
- swear by bell,
- swear the truth,
- swear to,
- swear to God,
- swear to goodness,
- test oath,
- testify,
- tie,
- token,
- troth,
- undersign,
- undertake,
- undertaking,
- underwrite,
- underwriter,
- vouch,
- vouch for,
- vow,
- warrant,
- warrantor,
- warranty,
- word,
- word of honor
- prayerful
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- disposed to pray or appearing to pray related words >
- Christian,
- Christianlike,
- Christianly,
- adorant,
- adoring,
- begging,
- believing,
- cadging,
- cultish,
- cultist,
- cultistic,
- devoted,
- devotional,
- devout,
- dutiful,
- faithful,
- godly,
- holy,
- imploring,
- in the dust,
- mendicant,
- mooching,
- on bended knee,
- petitionary,
- pietistic,
- pious,
- precative,
- precatory,
- prostrate before,
- religious,
- reverent,
- reverential,
- scrounging,
- solemn,
- suppliant,
- supplicant,
- supplicating,
- supplicatory,
- theistic,
- venerational,
- venerative,
- worshipful,
- worshiping
- pontifical
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- the vestments and other insignia of a pontiff (especially a bishop) related words >
- apostolic,
- arrogant,
- bigoted,
- bloated,
- bombastic,
- conceited,
- doctrinaire,
- doctrinarian,
- dogmatic,
- dogmatizing,
- flatulent,
- formal,
- gassy,
- grandiloquent,
- important,
- inflated,
- magisterial,
- opinionated,
- opinionative,
- opinioned,
- oracular,
- papal,
- papish,
- papist,
- papistic,
- peremptory,
- pompous,
- popish,
- positive,
- positivistic,
- pronunciative,
- puffy,
- self-important,
- self-opinionated,
- self-opinioned,
- solemn,
- stilted,
- stuffy,
- swollen,
- tumid,
- turgid
- indignity
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- an affront to one's dignity or self-esteem related words >
- abuse,
- affront,
- aspersion,
- atrocity,
- belittling,
- brickbat,
- comedown,
- contempt,
- contumely,
- cut,
- decrial,
- depreciation,
- derogation,
- despite,
- detraction,
- disapproval,
- discourtesy,
- discrediting,
- disgrace,
- dishonor,
- disparagement,
- disrespect,
- dump,
- enormity,
- faint praise,
- flout,
- flouting,
- gibe,
- grievance,
- humiliation,
- injury,
- injustice,
- insult,
- jeer,
- jeering,
- knocking,
- lukewarm support,
- minimizing,
- mock,
- mockery,
- obloquy,
- offense,
- outrage,
- put-down,
- putting down,
- reproach,
- scoff,
- scorn,
- scurrility,
- slap,
- slight,
- slighting,
- snub,
- sour grapes,
- taunt,
- uncomplimentary remark,
- wrong
- liturgical
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- of or relating to or in accord with liturgy related words >
- High-Church,
- alto,
- baptismal,
- baritone,
- bass,
- bravura,
- ceremonial,
- ceremonious,
- choral,
- choric,
- coloratura,
- conventional,
- decorous,
- dramatic,
- eucharistic,
- falsetto,
- formal,
- formular,
- formulary,
- heroic,
- hieratic,
- hymnal,
- liturgic,
- liturgistic,
- lyric,
- operatic,
- paschal,
- pompous,
- psalmic,
- psalmodial,
- psalmodic,
- ritual,
- ritualistic,
- sacerdotal,
- sacramental,
- sacramentarian,
- sacred,
- singing,
- solemn,
- soprano,
- stately,
- tenor,
- treble,
- vocal,
- well-mannered
- High-Church,
- alto,
- baptismal,
- baritone,
- bass,
- bravura,
- ceremonial,
- ceremonious,
- choral,
- choric,
- coloratura,
- conventional,
- decorous,
- dramatic,
- eucharistic,
- falsetto,
- formal,
- formular,
- formulary,
- heroic,
- hieratic,
- hymnal,
- liturgical,
- liturgistic,
- lyric,
- operatic,
- paschal,
- pompous,
- psalmic,
- psalmodial,
- psalmodic,
- ritual,
- ritualistic,
- sacerdotal,
- sacramental,
- sacramentarian,
- sacred,
- singing,
- solemn,
- soprano,
- stately,
- tenor,
- treble,
- vocal,
- well-mannered
- black,
- bleak,
- cheerless,
- dark,
- darkling,
- darksome,
- depressed,
- depressing,
- dim,
- dingy,
- dismal,
- doleful,
- dolorous,
- dreary,
- dull,
- dusky,
- foreboding,
- funereal,
- gloomy,
- grave,
- grey,
- grim,
- grim-faced,
- grim-visaged,
- joyless,
- leaden,
- lowering,
- lugubrious,
- melancholic,
- melancholy,
- morbid,
- morose,
- mournful,
- murky,
- overcast,
- sad,
- sedate,
- serious,
- shadowy,
- sober,
- solemn,
- staid,
- subfusc,
- unhappy
- flatulent
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- generating excessive gas in the alimentary canal related words >
- bloated,
- blown up,
- bombastic,
- dilated,
- distended,
- dropsical,
- edematous,
- ejaculative,
- ejective,
- empty,
- enchymatous,
- eructative,
- expulsive,
- extrusive,
- fat,
- formal,
- fustian,
- gassy,
- grandiloquent,
- hollow,
- incrassate,
- inflated,
- mouthy,
- overblown,
- plethoric,
- pompous,
- pontifical,
- puffed up,
- puffy,
- pursy,
- self-important,
- shallow,
- solemn,
- stilted,
- stuffy,
- superficial,
- swelled,
- swollen,
- tumescent,
- tumid,
- turgescent,
- turgid,
- vain,
- ventose,
- vomitive,
- vomitory,
- windy
- reverent
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- feeling or showing profound respect or veneration; "maintained a reverent silence" related words >
- Christian,
- Christianlike,
- Christianly,
- admiring,
- adorant,
- adoring,
- apotheosizing,
- awed,
- awestricken,
- awestruck,
- believing,
- cultish,
- cultist,
- cultistic,
- deifying,
- devoted,
- devotional,
- devout,
- dutiful,
- faithful,
- hero-worshiping,
- idolatrous,
- idolizing,
- imploring,
- in awe,
- in the dust,
- on bended knee,
- pietistic,
- pious,
- prayerful,
- precative,
- precatory,
- prostrate before,
- religious,
- reverential,
- solemn,
- suppliant,
- supplicant,
- supplicatory,
- theistic,
- venerational,
- venerative,
- worshipful,
- worshiping
- Christian,
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- believing,
- cultish,
- cultist,
- cultistic,
- deifying,
- devoted,
- devotional,
- devout,
- dutiful,
- faithful,
- hero-worshiping,
- idolatrous,
- idolizing,
- imploring,
- in awe,
- in the dust,
- on bended knee,
- pietistic,
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- precative,
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- religious,
- reverent,
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- solemn,
- suppliant,
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- supplicatory,
- theistic,
- venerational,
- worshipful,
- worshiping
- adjuration,
- adjuratory,
- adorant,
- adoring,
- appeal,
- appealing,
- begging,
- beseeching,
- beseechment,
- bid,
- call,
- clamor,
- cry,
- devotional,
- devout,
- entreating,
- entreaty,
- imploration,
- imprecation,
- in the dust,
- invocation,
- invocatory plea,
- obsecration,
- obtestation,
- on bended knee,
- plea,
- pleading,
- prayer,
- prayerful,
- precative,
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- reverent,
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- rogation,
- solemn,
- suit,
- suppliant,
- supplicant,
- supplication,
- supplicatory,
- venerational,
- venerative,
- worshipful,
- worshiping
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