pious
ধার্মিক
definition
adjective
Now the third important point related to government regulation is the aim of religion education is to develop pious and devout students.
devoutly religious.
translation of 'pious'
adjective
ধর্মচারী,
ধর্মবিশ্বাসী,
পুণ্যাত্মা,
ধর্মশীল,
ধর্মনিষ্ঠ,
আন্তরিক,
ধর্মগত,
ধার্মিক,
ধর্মসম্মত,
পুণ্য,
ভক্ত,
সাধু
example
For socialists, it is not an empty phrase or a 'pious' wish.
But this is one issue on which I think incoherence and vacillation, combined with a liberal dose of 'pious' platitudes, are exactly what most people want.
They harbour the 'pious' hope that change is easier from within than from without.
We will doubtless hear some 'pious' hypocrisies from Jack Straw.
Their slogan is ‘there has to be a better way’, but they cannot specify anything more than 'pious' hopes.
The publication of this special edition of Folklore suggests that this possibility is now more than a pipe-dream or a 'pious' hope.
Somehow or other, by destiny, this sinner did perform a 'pious' deed, and by that deed he became purified.
In a world come of age, we have no luxury of a 'pious' hope that God is either our copilot or an air traffic controller who would save us from crashing into each other.
She is deeply 'pious' but also brave and fiercely protective of her son.
As 'pious' Jews they had held that Yahweh alone was God and that no human being could be divine.
Yet it has evolved as the major challenge of our day, demanding responses beyond 'pious' platitudes.
The option to renew is nothing other than what Cote calls ‘a 'pious' hope that an agreement may later be reached’.
Children dress up as witches on Halloween, much to the dismay of certain 'pious' Christians.
This is not a movie aimed at the religiously 'pious' .
They have tried upon me all their various batteries of 'pious' whining, hypocritical canting, lying and slandering.
His answer to all these questions is the 'pious' platitude, ‘one standard of citizenship’.
Despite 'pious' hopes, it is unlikely that any national government will allow the UN to tax its citizens or that taxes, like books, will be destroyed by the Web.
Both her father and mother were 'pious' Christians who regularly conducted home devotions and faithfully attended church.
She was a very 'pious' woman who despised anything that was not Christian.
I mean, that sounds rather 'pious' , but that is the way it is.
What stopped this from being a 'pious' platitude was his accompanying insistence that the objective could be achieved by reform.
This was to prove a 'pious' hope, the costs doubling over the period.
However, Bosch was an orthodox Christian, a member of the Brotherhood of our Lady, a 'pious' religious confraternity.
However, their recommendation so far remained a 'pious' wish without suitable legislative support.
I am sure he and his comrades saw themselves as 'pious' Muslims.
So it would be a mistake for Democrats to start sounding more 'pious' .
In fact, some of these would not be suitable for a more 'pious' audience.
The message was delivered through an intermediary, leaving the CIA with the 'pious' hope that once its wishes had been made known, Viaux would respect them.
Once again, there is no sign of any reaction from the United Nations beyond 'pious' platitudes.
By prayer and meditation the 'pious' Buddhist enters into living communion with the heavenly Lord.
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