unspiritual
A person finds joy in the simple, unspiritual pleasure of a home-cooked meal.
- Adjective:
- Not relating to the spirit or soul: "unspiritual" describes something that is material, physical, or worldly, rather than connected to the spiritual, religious, or sacred aspects of life.
- Lacking spirituality: It refers to a person, attitude, or action that is devoid of spiritual awareness, depth, or devotion.
- Adjective:
- His unspiritual attitude led him to focus only on material wealth. (He ignored spiritual matters, caring only for physical possessions.)
- The ceremony felt unspiritual, as it was more about spectacle than inner reflection. (The event lacked a genuine spiritual quality or connection.)
- She described the painting as unspiritual, finding it cold and devoid of soul. (The artwork did not evoke any spiritual feeling or meaning.)
"unspiritual matters": issues or concerns related to everyday, physical, or secular life, as opposed to religious or metaphysical ones.
- The committee dealt with unspiritual matters like budgets and scheduling. (They handled practical, non-religious tasks.)
"unspiritual person": an individual who does not engage with or value spiritual practices or beliefs.
- He was considered an unspiritual person, never attending church or meditating. (He showed no interest in spiritual activities.)
Spiritual (adj): relating to the human spirit or soul, as opposed to material or physical things.
- She had a deep spiritual connection to nature. (She felt a profound soul-level bond with the natural world.)
Spirituality (n): the quality of being concerned with the human spirit or soul, often through religion or meditation.
- His spirituality guided his decisions. (His soul-centered beliefs influenced his choices.)
Unspirituality (n): the state or quality of being unspiritual.
- The unspirituality of the modern age worries some religious leaders. (The lack of spiritual focus in contemporary times concerns them.)
- Materialistic: overly concerned with material possessions and physical comfort, rather than spiritual values.
- Worldly: relating to the physical world and everyday life, as opposed to spiritual or religious matters.
- Secular: not connected with religious or spiritual matters.
- Earthly: of or relating to the earth or human life on earth, rather than heaven or the soul.
Feet firmly on the ground: being practical and realistic, sometimes with a connotation of lacking spiritual or idealistic tendencies.
- He has his feet firmly on the ground, which makes him seem unspiritual to some. (He is very practical and not focused on spiritual ideals.)
No soul in it: lacking emotional or spiritual depth; used to describe art, music, or actions.
- The performance was technically perfect but had no soul in it — it felt unspiritual. (It lacked emotional or spiritual quality.)