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spirituality Definition

spir·itu·al·ity (spir′i c̸ho̵̅o̅ al′ə tē)

noun pl. -·ties

  1. spiritual character, quality, or nature
  2. religious devotion or piety
  3. the rights, jurisdiction, tithes, etc. belonging to the church or to an ecclesiastic
  4. the fact or state of being incorporeal

spirituality Synonyms

spirituality

n.

  1. Immateriality

    otherworldliness, unearthliness, incorporeality.

  2. Piety

    piousness, devoutness, holiness, religiosity.

spirituality Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • develop: For developing a spirituality that is deeply rooted in living in the physical world.
  • understand: And of course, spirituality properly understood is vital to our lives.
  • discuss: Everyone is welcome to drink beer and discuss spirituality, buddhism, paganism, spiritualism, tarot, ghosts and anything else.
  • live: It is to this stream of living spirituality that Fr Sampson belongs.
  • seek: As a spell caster and professional psychic advisor, I have consulting many seeking spirituality and health.

Adjective modifier

  • Carmelite: It has been published in order to make Carmelite spirituality, as expressed in the official documents of the Order, better known.
  • Celtic: It is even seen in some representations of what is called " Celtic spirituality " .
  • Franciscan: The extracts above are taken from the book Franciscan Spirituality by Brother Ramon SSF and published by SPCK.
  • authentic: Even so, the need for an authentic spirituality is clearly identified here.
  • profound: The Messiah is qualified to bring peace because of his profound spirituality.

Noun used with modifier

  • creation: How much then does this have to do with ' creation spirituality ' , indeed, what is creation spirituality?
  • age: Many are now cut off from the supernatural and seek it in spurious ways through things like new age spirituality or new religious cults.

Possessives

  • woman: Title of Talk: Women's Spirituality for Peace.
  • child: Review: The spirit of the child Jim Richards This book explores children's spirituality.

Preposition: in

  • workplace: That's how spirituality in the workplace can create gray-haired revolutionaries.
  • way: I speak of God and spirituality in a way that most people understand.

Preposition: of

  • communion: We're experiencing ways in which the common priesthood and the ministerial priesthood are developing together in a spirituality of communion and trust.
  • people: To nurture the ministry and spirituality of the whole people of God, both within the church, and the neighborhood it serves.