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spirituality

/ˌspɪr.ɪ.tʃuˈæl.ɪ.ti/

Traduction: Nom désignant la qualité ou l'aspect de ce qui est relatif à l'âme, à l'esprit ou aux questions religieuses, par opposition aux choses matérielles ou mondaines.

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/ˌspɪr.ɪ.tʃuˈæl.ɪ.ti/B2formal
  • frNom désignant la qualité ou l'aspect de ce qui est relatif à l'âme, à l'esprit ou aux questions religieuses, par opposition aux choses matérielles ou mondaines.

A noun referring to the quality of being concerned with the soul, spirit, or religious matters, as opposed to material or worldly things.

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  1. Church property or incomeC2formalbritish

    Assets, property, or income that belongs to a church or religious institution.

    frbiens ou revenus ecclésiastiques

    • The bishop managed the spirituality of the diocese carefully.
    • Disputes over spirituality often arose between the church and the crown.
    • The monastery's spirituality included vast tracts of farmland.
  2. Concern with spiritual mattersB2formal

    A focus on the soul, inner life, or religious values rather than material or physical things.

    frspiritualité

    • Her spirituality guided her decisions throughout her life.
    • Many people turn to spirituality in times of crisis.
    • The retreat was designed to deepen one's spirituality and inner peace.

    Synonymesdevoutnessfaithholinessmysticismotherworldlinesspietyreligiousnesssanctitytranscendence

    Antonymescarnalitymaterialismsecularismworldliness

Formes
  • spiritualities plural form
  • spiritualities' possessive plural form
  • spirituality's possessive singular form
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