religiosity

Converse of object

• express: One of the first works that gave poetry a quasi-religious function, it expressed the religiosity of a less than religious age.

Adjective modifier

• popular: We also learn that Russian popular religiosity had a ' Sophia orientation ' .
• personal: The relationship between psychological factors, paranormal belief, and personal religiosity will also be investigated.
• shallow: There must be no room for shallow religiosity, or settling for the mediocre.
• Japanese: Its efforts in support of this oppressed group may presage a positive direction for Japanese religiosity.
• wild: But it's not a normal religiosity, it is a wild religiosity, savage?
• grim: Exceptionally privileged, for a poor country like Pakistan, far from the fundamentalist schools which spawned the grim religiosity of the Taliban.

Preposition: in

• way: We talked about expressing one's religiosity in a way not to touch another person.