semiquietism
noun
semi·quietism
"+
: a moderate form of quietism practiced in France toward the end of the 17th century having none of the antinomianism of pure quietism but placing the essence of the spiritual life in complete surrender to love of God without thought of reward or punishment
Word History
Etymology
semi- + quietism
- get one's nose in the trough
- get one's oar in
- get one's own back
- get one's own way
- get one's point across
- get one's priorities straight
- get one's rocks off
- get one's shit together
- get one's skates on
- get one's snout in the trough
- get one's teeth into
- get one's thrills
- get one's tongue around
- get one's way
- get one's wings
- get one's wires crossed
- get one's wish
- get one's/the facts straight
- get oneself together
- get onto
- get onto the subject of
- get organized
- get out
- get out of
- get out of (something)