Meanings
comparative more religiouslike · superlative most religiouslike
- rareResembling or characteristic of religion; religionlike.
The end result would be a population that no longer worshiped God but instead revered the Soviet system with religiouslike devotion.
2008, Froese, Paul, The plot to kill God : findings from the Soviet experiment in secularization, page 282 more examples
Thus, regardless of whether these latent or precursive psychological qualities ever succeed in achieving formal religious identity, their religiouslike influence endures.
1992, Spero, Moshe HaLevi, Religious objects as psychological structures : a critical integration of object relations theory, psychotherapy and Judaism, page 6The religiouslike qualities of this love were no accident; they were deliberately signaled by many advice writers, evangelical and secular alike.
1994, American Cool - Constructing a Twentieth-Century Emotional Style, page 35
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