sacredly
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Definition
- Adverb:
- In a sacred manner; with reverence or religious devotion: The word "sacredly" describes an action done in a way that is holy, connected to religion, or deserving of deep respect.
- Solemnly or inviolably: It can also describe something done with absolute seriousness or as if bound by an unbreakable promise or duty.
Usage Examples
- Adverb:
- The monks sacredly observed the ancient rituals every morning. (The monks performed the rituals with deep religious reverence.)
- She sacredly promised to keep the family secret. (She made the promise with absolute solemnity, as if it were a holy vow.)
Advanced Usage
- "to hold something sacredly": to regard or protect something as inviolable or supremely important.
- They hold the memory of their ancestors sacredly. (They treat the memory with the utmost reverence and respect.)
Variants and Related Words
- Sacred (adj): connected with God or a god or dedicated to a religious purpose and so deserving veneration.
- The temple is a sacred place.
- Sacredness (n): the quality of being sacred.
- The sacredness of the site is recognized by all.
Synonyms
- Religiously: in a manner relating to or devoted to religion.
- Reverently: with deep and solemn respect.
- Solemnly: in a formal and dignified manner.
Related Phrases
- To swear sacredly: to make a very solemn and binding oath.
- He swore sacredly to tell the truth. (He made a vow as if before God to tell the truth.)
Adverb
- by religion
- religiously inspired art