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adjective describing something that is not associated with any particular religious denomination or sect

• The school's philosophy is to remain nondenominational in order to respect the diverse religious beliefs of its students.
• I prefer attending nondenominational churches because they are more inclusive.
• Let's check out that nondenominational place down the street for a different vibe.
• His approach to spirituality is nondenominational, drawing inspiration from various traditions.

verb to change or switch to a different state, condition, or direction

preposition used to indicate the direction or aim of something

• In times of crisis, it is common for people to turn to their faith for guidance.
• When I need advice, I always turn to my best friend for help.
• When I'm feeling down, I usually turn to music to cheer me up.
• When faced with a difficult decision, sometimes it's best to turn to your gut instinct.

noun a fear of trusting others

• Pistanthrophobia is a serious condition that can greatly impact one's ability to form and maintain healthy relationships.
• I heard she has pistanthrophobia, which is why she never wants to commit to anyone.
• Some people think pistanthrophobia is just an excuse to avoid getting hurt.
• Her pistanthrophobia acted like a barrier, preventing her from fully opening up to others.