pietistical

• Adjetivo pouco comum que descreve uma devoção religiosa exagerada ou afetada, frequentemente com conotação de hipocrisia ou santimônia.

An obsolete adjective describing an excessive or affected display of piety or religious devotion, often implying hypocrisy or sanctimoniousness.

1. Relating to PietismC2formal

   Pertaining to Pietism, a 17th-century Lutheran movement emphasizing personal faith and devout living.

   Relativo ao pietismo

   • The theologian wrote extensively on pietistical movements in Germany.
   • Her pietistical beliefs shaped her daily practices and community involvement.
   • The church's pietistical roots were evident in its emphasis on personal devotion.

   Sinônimospietistic

2. Excessively or hypocritically piousC2formal

   Displaying an exaggerated or insincere devotion to religious principles, often for show.

   Beato

   • His pietistical attitude annoyed those who valued genuine faith over outward displays.
   • The novel satirizes the pietistical characters who preach humility while seeking admiration.
   • She criticized the pietistical tone of the sermon, which felt more theatrical than sincere.

   Sinônimosholier-than-thouhypocriticalinsincerepharisaicpharisaicalpretentioussanctimoniousself-righteoussmugunctuous

   Antônimosauthenticdevoutgenuinehonestsincere