Eager and Religious

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Eager adjective - Showing urgent desire or interest.

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Religious and eager are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Religious" instead an adjective "Eager".

Nearby Words: eagerness, eagerly

Religious adjective - Of, relating to, or used in the practice or worship services of a religion.

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Eager and religious are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Eager" instead an adjective "Religious".

Most clearly shown in the contrast between the sober, strictly religious Philip and the nobles of the Low Countries, who enjoy partying, drinking and whoring, but aren't eager to burn Protestants.

Source: Series / William Of Orange
Or he may simply be a very charismatic and insightful individual about whom has arisen a lot of coincidences and exaggerated stories by very desperate and very religious people eager to believe in any sign of salvation.

Source: Literature / The Yiddish Policemen's Union
After Cori says "I didn't see him", Adrianna smiles and says: "I never said the patient was a man" Infodump: The author is too eager to show his work, sometimes slowing the story down to a halt to tell the readers something about history, cryptography, religious studies or psychology.

Source: Literature / The Radix

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