Devoutly

/dɪˈvaʊtli/

Meaning & Definition

adverb
In a manner that shows deep religious feeling or commitment.
She prayed devoutly every morning before starting her day.
With earnestness or sincerity in one’s beliefs.
He devoutly believed in the importance of helping others.
With a strong, sincere dedication, especially towards a religion.
The devoutly religious community gathered for their annual festival.
In a way that reflects strong faith.
They sang the hymns devoutly, lifting their voices in harmony.

Etymology

From Middle English 'devoutly', from the Old French 'devot', from Latin 'devotus' meaning 'devoted'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

devoutly religious
Extremely committed to one's faith.
devoutly held beliefs
Beliefs that are significantly cherished and maintained.

Related Words

devout
Showing deep religious feeling.
devotion
Love, loyalty, or enthusiasm for a person, activity, or cause.

Slang Meanings