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devotion

/dɪˈvəʊ.ʃən/

Traduction: Nom désignant un fort attachement, un dévouement ou une consécration à une personne, une cause ou une foi, incluant souvent un engagement profond ou une adoration religieuse.

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noun

/dɪˈvəʊ.ʃən/B2formal
  • frNom désignant un fort attachement, un dévouement ou une consécration à une personne, une cause ou une foi, incluant souvent un engagement profond ou une adoration religieuse.

A noun referring to strong love, loyalty, or dedication to a person, cause, or belief, often involving deep commitment or religious worship.

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  1. Strong love or loyaltyB2formal

    Great love, loyalty, or enthusiasm for a person, activity, or cause.

    frdévotion (sens de fidélité/loyauté)

    • Her devotion to her family is truly admirable.
    • He showed unwavering devotion to his country.
    • The team's devotion to the project ensured its success.

    Synonymesaffectionallegianceattachmentcommitmentconstancydedicationfaithfulnessfidelityloveloyalty

    Antonymesapathydisloyaltyenmityhatredhostilityindifference

  2. Religious dedicationB2formal

    The act of spending time in religious worship or prayer.

    frDévotion religieuse

    • The monk spent hours in quiet devotion.
    • Her daily devotions include reading scripture and meditation.
    • The church was a place of deep devotion for the community.

    Synonymesdevoutnessgodlinessholinesspietyreverencevenerationworship

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  • devotions plural form
  • devotions' possessive plural form
  • devotion's possessive singular form
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