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686. religioso (re-le-ji-o'sō), adv . [It.: see religious.] In music , in a devotional manner; expre ing religious sentiment. religious (re-lij'us), a . and n. [ reli gio us , religius , religios , religius , religieus , religieux , F. religieux Pr. religios , relegios Sp. Pg. It. religioso , religiosus , relligiosus , religious, religio ( n- ), relligio ( n- ), religion: see religion.] I. a. 1. Imbued with, exhibiting, or arising from religion; pious; godly; devout: as, a religious man; religious behavior: used in the authorized version of the Bible of outward observance (Jas. i. 26; Acts xiii. 43). IMG:content-1925.png:[blocks in formation] qui -, stem of certain parts of relinquir , relen quir , L. relinquere , pp. relict us , leave, re- + linquere, leave: see license , and cf. relic , relict , and delinquent .] 1. To give up the po e ion or occupancy of; withdraw from; leave; abandon; quit. To be relinquished of the artists, both of Galen and of all the learned and authentic fellows Para cels us, ... that gave him out incurable. Shak ., All's Well, ii. 3. 10. Having formed an attachment to this young lady, I have found that I must relinquish all other objects not connected with her.