spirituality
noun, plural spir·it·u·al·i·ties.
Origin of spirituality
Related Words for spirituality
incorporeality, devoutness, religiosity, holiness, religiousness, piousness, spiritualtyExamples from the Web for spirituality
Contemporary Examples of spirituality
Spirituality, after all, is not as marketable as sex appeal, so maybe the media-savvy McCarthy is exposing a true vulnerability.
“Gay people have very often a heightened sensitivity to things of beauty and spirituality,” Cain suggested.
He went, and the experience “launched me into a lifelong passion for spirituality, meditation, and contemplation,” he said.
Broken Open by Elizabeth Lesser I have searched for spirituality in different venues for half a century.
So clearly the Jesuit formation and the Jesuit spirituality has deeply influenced him.
Historical Examples of spirituality
It owes to the light of the distance both its size and its spirituality.
Modern Painters Volume II (of V)John Ruskin
Spirituality, how so expressed.associations countless and irresistible.
Modern Painters Volume II (of V)John Ruskin
She lacked the spirituality of her predecessors, but she had gained in intellect.
The Task of Social HygieneHavelock Ellis
You can sacrifice the whole of your spirituality on their altar still.
Fantasia of the UnconsciousD. H. Lawrence
But now let us turn to "spirituality" and see what that means.
London Lectures of 1907Annie Besant