worshipfulness

/ˈwɝʃəpfəɫnəs/ noun

The state or condition of being worshipful; reverence.

Word Origin Worship comes from Old English weorþscipe, literally 'worth-ship' — the state or condition of being worthy of honor. Worshipful adds -ful 'full of', so it means full of worship or reverence. Worshipfulness then adds -ness to make it a noun: the quality of being full of reverence. The same root gives us worthy, worthiness, and unworthy.

noun The state or condition of being worshipful; reverence. countable

The worshipfulness in the cathedral was palpable during the solemn ceremony.

(名词) 崇敬;虔诚;敬畏 【崇敬状态】

庄严仪式期间,大教堂里的崇敬氛围可感可触。

(sustantivo) El estado o condición de ser adorador; reverencia.

La reverencia en la catedral era palpable durante la ceremonia solemne.

(nom) vénération; révérence; adoration; dévotion [État ou qualité de ce qui inspire la vénération ou l'adoration ; révérence.]

La ferveur recueillie dans la cathédrale était palpable durant la cérémonie solennelle.

(Substantiv) Ehrfurcht; Verehrung [Der Zustand oder die Eigenschaft, ehrfürchtig, andächtig oder voller Verehrung zu sein.]

Die **worshipfulness** in der Kathedrale war während der feierlichen Zeremonie spürbar.

(名詞) 崇拝に満ちた状態;敬虔な気持ち。

厳粛な式典の間、聖堂に満ちた敬虔な空気がひしひしと伝わってきた。

(substantivo) reverência; veneração; devoção; adoração [O estado ou condição de ser adorável; reverência.]

A reverência na catedral era palpável durante a cerimônia solene.

Word parts: worship + ful + ness

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