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It is an adjective used to describe someone who is deeply religious and obedient to the will of God. For example, "My grandmother was a God-fearing woman, always attending church on Sundays."
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God-fearing
adjective
Following the precepts of a religious practice; respecting and revering God and His authority.
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"We are God-fearing patriots.
It's people likewise who are God-fearing.
They're Catholic, if not exactly God-fearing.
Kaká, a good God-fearing lad, did what good God-fearing lads do.
We are religious and supposed to be God-fearing.
They baptized the founders as modern evangelicals' God-fearing forebears.
Our country really was founded as a God-fearing nation.
A God-fearing Ghostface: it's an unexpected plot twist.
Lego began life in 1932, in the workshop of a poor, God-fearing Danish carpenter.
A hint of god-fearing transcendence slips seamlessly into the beautifully heartbroken ballads.
Even Switzerland's God-fearing, tradition-minded farmers have begun to desert the party.
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