Words Related To Spirituality

verb to provide with a quality or attribute; to invest or endow with a particular quality or characteristic

• The professor was known to endue his students with a deep understanding of the subject matter.
• She always endues her friends with thoughtful gifts on their birthdays.
• I'll endue you with the latest gossip, but you have to promise not to tell anyone.
• The artist's paintings endue the viewer with a sense of peace and tranquility.

noun the act of rejecting or disowning something

• The renunciation of his inheritance shocked his family.
• She made a renunciation of her claim to the property.
• He did a renunciation of his responsibilities and left town.
• The renunciation of her past mistakes allowed her to move forward with a clear conscience.

verb to make spiritual or imbue with spiritual qualities

• Many people believe that practicing meditation can help spiritualize their lives.
• She's always trying to spiritualize everything, even everyday tasks.
• I'm not really into all that spiritualizing stuff, but to each their own.
• The artist used vibrant colors to spiritualize the painting, giving it a sense of transcendence.

verb to go beyond the limits of; surpass; exceed

adjective going beyond the limits of ordinary experience; surpassing; exceeding

• The artist's work is transcending traditional boundaries of art.
• I feel like we're transcending to a whole new level of friendship.
• Her music is transcending, it's like nothing I've ever heard before.
• The sun was setting, transcending the sky with a beautiful array of colors.

adjective not relating to or concerned with religion or spirituality

• The philosopher argued that a materialistic worldview is unspiritual.
• She thinks meditation is too unspiritual for her taste.
• I don't vibe with people who are unspiritual.
• His unspiritual attitude towards life left him feeling empty inside.