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saintliness

 

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Noun saintliness has 1 sense
  1. saintliness - the quality of resembling a saint
    --1 is a kind of
    good, goodness

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Saintliness

Definition:

The quality or state of being saintly; characterized by holiness, devotion, or piety.

Possible Senses and Usages:

Sense 1: Moral and Virtuous Conduct

Saintliness can refer to the virtuous conduct of an individual, demonstrated through their actions and behaviors.

Example sentence 1: Her saintliness was evident in the way she consistently helped those in need without expecting anything in return.

Sense 2: Spiritual Sanctity

Saintliness can also pertain to the spiritual sanctity or sacredness associated with holy figures or religious traditions.

Example sentence 2: The saintliness of Mother Teresa inspired many people to dedicate their lives to serving the poor and marginalized.

Sense 3: Exceptional Goodness

Saintliness can describe exceptional goodness or purity in someone's character, often surpassing the ordinary.

Example sentence 3: Despite facing numerous challenges, her saintliness always shone through, inspiring others to strive for a higher moral standard.

Sense 4: Local Perception

In specific cultural or local contexts, saintliness can have unique interpretations or associations.

Example sentence 4: In the village, the old woman was regarded with saintliness due to her ability to heal people's ailments with natural remedies.

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