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devout

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /dɪˈvaʊt/

devout means: Strongly believing in a religion and carefully following its practices.

adjective

DEEPLY RELIGIOUSC1

Strongly believing in a religion and carefully following its practices.

  • Her parents are devout Christians.
  • He remained devout throughout his life.
  • Devout families gathered for evening prayers.

Similar words: religious, pious, godly

Opposites: irreligious

Common phrases: devout Christian, devout Muslim, devout believer

DEEP AND SINCEREC2

Deeply felt and sincere, or showing strong loyalty to a person or cause.

  • It was her devout wish to return home.
  • He remained a devout supporter of their cause.
  • She expressed a devout hope for lasting peace.

Similar words: sincere, earnest, devoted

Opposites: insincere

Common phrases: devout wish, devout hope, devout supporter

Questions about devout

What does devout mean?

Strongly believing in a religion and carefully following its practices.

What is devout in other languages?

Türkçe: dindar · Español: devoto · Français: dévot · Deutsch: fromm · Italiano: devoto · 日本語: 信心深い

How do you pronounce devout?

It is pronounced /dɪˈvaʊt/.

How do you use devout in a sentence?

Her parents are devout Christians. He remained devout throughout his life.

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