Pray
//pɹeɪ//
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Proper Noun
The word "pray" can be used as verb, adverb and proper noun.
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abandon science and physical laws address god adopt attitude of expectancy adopt attitude of hope adopt attitude of sincerity adopt attitude of solemnity appeal to spiritual entity bow head clear away fear close eyes conversation with god cut out distractions enlightenment feel hope feel peaceful fold hands god hears hold hands kneel let tears flow prayers answered repent from sins salvation sore knees talk to god will get sore knees wonder
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Motivated By Goal
believe in deity express thoughts to god forgiveness go to heaven help from god help from supernatural source lonely need emotional strength need help praise god pretend have supernatural help religious solace speak to god stop being lonely talk to god think about life issues were religious you're scared
Related Terms
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action activity aid all religions asking asking god beg chants church church action church activity church thing churches clasp clasp hands communication desire divine divine supplication folded folded hands god god talk hands hands folded hope hope for in church kneeling kneeling activity knees meditation observance on knees petition please procedure question religion religion asking religions religious religious action religious observance religious question request rosary solicit spiritual spirituality supernatural supplication talk talk to talking talking god time worship
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