quasi-religious

Adjective Satellite

Meaning

resembling something that is religious

Source: WordNet

Examples

Notwithstanding the quasi-religious enthusiasms of ultra-Darwinists, their own understanding of theology is a combination of ignorance and derision, philosophically limp, drawing on clichés, and happily fuelled by the idiocies of the so-called scientific creationists. Simon Conway Morris

As a religious or quasi-religious movement, gnosticism may take transcendentalizing (as in the case of the Gnostic movement of late antiquity) or immanentizing forms (as in the case of Marxism)." Source: Internet

Cronon writes "wilderness serves as the unexamined foundation on which so many of the quasi-religious values of modern environmentalism rest." Source: Internet

Mirroring the adverse traits of a Libra, Apocalypse has a tendency to be overbearing and stubborn in pursuing his beliefs with quasi-religious zeal. Source: Internet

A quasi-religious group known as Sagittarians also play a part. Source: Internet

Their study illuminates the depth of quasi-religious devotion to Trump among key segments of the population. Source: Internet

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