religion

/rɪˈlɪdʒən/
noun
  1. A system of belief in a god or gods, or in a higher power, often involving worship and moral rules.
    • The study of world religions helps us understand different cultures.
    • She practices her religion by attending services every week.
    • Many people find comfort and guidance in their religion.
  2. A particular system of faith and worship, such as Christianity, Islam, or Buddhism.
    • Each religion has its own sacred texts and traditions.
    • He converted to a different religion after years of searching.
    • Buddhism is a major religion in many parts of Asia.
  3. A strong interest or devotion to a particular activity or pursuit.
    • The fans treat the band's music like a religion.
    • For him, football is a religion.
    • Her dedication to gardening has become a religion.
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