Definition of godliness in English:

godliness

noun ˈɡɒdlɪnəsˈɡɑdlinəs

mass noun

The quality of being devoutly religious; piety.
a man of great godliness
Example sentencesExamples
- The godliness of the characters is obscured in a manner which amounts to a betrayal of the historical and cultural origins of the performance.
- He assured his congregation that business and Godliness were compatible.
- He is so obsessed with godliness that even his minister runs from him.
- His personal qualities of pastoral care, a genuine humility, generosity and godliness, have always been very evident.
- In other words, people's positive influences remain after they have physically departed; true immortality lies in goodness, or godliness.
- Achieving this state of godliness was left to the servants whose main domain was the kitchen and scullery.
- He is known as a brilliant and inspirational preacher, and his congregation is convinced of his godliness.
- In the early and mid-seventeenth century, most intellectuals and most governors believed that there was a divine imperative to bring godliness, good discipline, and order to the English nation.
- Godliness is not a licence to be boring.
- Would you mind just taking the godliness down a notch?

Definition of godliness in US English:

godliness

nounˈɡädlēnəsˈɡɑdlinəs

The quality of being devoutly religious; piety.
a man of great godliness
Example sentencesExamples
- Godliness is not a licence to be boring.
- In the early and mid-seventeenth century, most intellectuals and most governors believed that there was a divine imperative to bring godliness, good discipline, and order to the English nation.
- He is known as a brilliant and inspirational preacher, and his congregation is convinced of his godliness.
- Achieving this state of godliness was left to the servants whose main domain was the kitchen and scullery.
- The godliness of the characters is obscured in a manner which amounts to a betrayal of the historical and cultural origins of the performance.
- Would you mind just taking the godliness down a notch?
- In other words, people's positive influences remain after they have physically departed; true immortality lies in goodness, or godliness.
- He is so obsessed with godliness that even his minister runs from him.
- His personal qualities of pastoral care, a genuine humility, generosity and godliness, have always been very evident.
- He assured his congregation that business and Godliness were compatible.

单词	godliness
释义	Definition of godliness in English: godliness noun ˈɡɒdlɪnəsˈɡɑdlinəs mass noun The quality of being devoutly religious; piety. a man of great godliness Example sentencesExamples The godliness of the characters is obscured in a manner which amounts to a betrayal of the historical and cultural origins of the performance. He assured his congregation that business and Godliness were compatible. He is so obsessed with godliness that even his minister runs from him. His personal qualities of pastoral care, a genuine humility, generosity and godliness, have always been very evident. In other words, people's positive influences remain after they have physically departed; true immortality lies in goodness, or godliness. Achieving this state of godliness was left to the servants whose main domain was the kitchen and scullery. He is known as a brilliant and inspirational preacher, and his congregation is convinced of his godliness. In the early and mid-seventeenth century, most intellectuals and most governors believed that there was a divine imperative to bring godliness, good discipline, and order to the English nation. Godliness is not a licence to be boring. Would you mind just taking the godliness down a notch? Definition of godliness in US English: godliness nounˈɡädlēnəsˈɡɑdlinəs The quality of being devoutly religious; piety. a man of great godliness Example sentencesExamples Godliness is not a licence to be boring. In the early and mid-seventeenth century, most intellectuals and most governors believed that there was a divine imperative to bring godliness, good discipline, and order to the English nation. He is known as a brilliant and inspirational preacher, and his congregation is convinced of his godliness. Achieving this state of godliness was left to the servants whose main domain was the kitchen and scullery. The godliness of the characters is obscured in a manner which amounts to a betrayal of the historical and cultural origins of the performance. Would you mind just taking the godliness down a notch? In other words, people's positive influences remain after they have physically departed; true immortality lies in goodness, or godliness. He is so obsessed with godliness that even his minister runs from him. His personal qualities of pastoral care, a genuine humility, generosity and godliness, have always been very evident. He assured his congregation that business and Godliness were compatible.
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