Devout ful

Devout; testifying reverence or devotion.-Holy; sacred; as, " Devoutful rights." - Marston. Devout'le , a. Without reverence or devotion. Devout'le ly, adv. In a manner void of devotion. Devout le ne , n. State of being destitute of de votion. Devoutly, adv. In a devout manner; piously; religiously. "Cast her fair eyes to heav'n, and prayed devoutly ." - Shaks. -Expre ive of devout feeling and emotion. "One of the wise men devoutly viewed this cro ."- Bacon . -Earnestly; solemnly; veritably. "'Tis a consummation devoutly to be wished."-Shaks.