About The Word Pietistic
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Pietistic
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What's The Definition Of Pietistic?
[adj] excessively or hypocritically pious; "a sickening sanctimonious smile"
[adj] of or relating to Pietism; "the Pietistic movement" Synonyms | Synonyms for Pietistic: holier-than-thou | pharisaic | pharisaical | pietistical | pietistical | pious | sanctimonious | self-righteous Related Terms | Find terms related to Pietistic: adoring | affected | assured | believing | canting | certain | Christian | Christianlike | Christianly | confident | convinced | cultish | cultist | cultistic | devoted | devout | dogmatic | doubtless | dutiful | faithful | false | fideistic | godly | goody | goody-goody | holier-than-thou | holy | hypocritical | impressed with | insincere | mealymouthed | persuaded | pharisaic | pious | pistic | positive | prayerful | religious | reverent | reverential | sanctified | sanctimonious | satisfied | secure | self-righteous | sniveling | sold on | solemn | sure | Tartuffian | Tartuffish | theistic | unctuous | under the impression | undoubtful | undoubting | venerational | venerative | worshipful See Also | Pietistic In Webster's Dictionary \Pi`e*tis"tic\, Pietistical \Pi`e*tis"tic*al\, a.
Of or pertaining to the Pietists; hence, in contempt,
affectedly or demonstratively religious. --Addison.
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