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piously

/ˈpaɪ.əs.li/

Tradução: Advérbio que significa "de forma piedosa, devota" ou "com sincero respeito a Deus ou a uma divindade". Também pode ser usado em sentido mais amplo para descrever ações feitas com seriedade moral hipócrita ou santimonial.

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adverb

/ˈpaɪ.əs.li/C1formal
  • ptAdvérbio que significa "de forma piedosa, devota" ou "com sincero respeito a Deus ou a uma divindade". Também pode ser usado em sentido mais amplo para descrever ações feitas com seriedade moral hipócrita ou santimonial.

An adverb meaning "in a devoutly religious manner" or "with sincere reverence for God or a deity." It can also be used in a broader sense to describe actions performed with hypocritical or self-righteous moral earnestness.

  1. In a devoutly religious mannerB2formal

    In a way that shows deep religious devotion and reverence.

    ptPiedosamente

    • She piously attended church every Sunday without fail.
    • The monks piously chanted their evening prayers.
    • He piously crossed himself before entering the cathedral.

    Sinônimosdevotedlydevoutlyreligiouslyreverently

    Antônimosblasphemouslyimpiouslyirreverentlysacrilegiously

  2. In a hypocritically virtuous mannerC1formal

    In a way that pretends to have moral or religious virtue, often insincerely.

    ptHipocritamente

    • He piously condemned the actions of others while ignoring his own faults.
    • She piously declared her commitment to charity, yet never donated a cent.
    • They piously spoke of honesty while hiding their true intentions.

    Sinônimoshypocriticallysanctimoniouslyself-righteouslyunctuously

    Antônimosgenuinelyhonestlysincerely

Formas
  • more piously comparative form
  • most piously superlative form
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