religion

n. a specific system of faith and worship, such as Christianity, Islam, or Buddhism.

n. A particular institutionalised system of religious belief and ritual. Countable in this sense.

“Students at the university come from many different religions and backgrounds.”

“The constitution guarantees the right to practice any religion freely, ensuring that no single faith is given legal preference over others.”

n. the general belief in a god or a spiritual world.

n. The abstract concept of belief in a supernatural or metaphysical reality. Uncountable in this sense.

“For many people, religion provides comfort during difficult times in their lives.”

“Sociologists often study how religion influences the development of moral frameworks within isolated communities.”

n. an activity or hobby that someone takes very seriously and does regularly.

n. A pursuit, interest, or state of mind to which someone is excessively or consistently devoted. Used metaphorically.

“In this city, football is more than just a game; it is a religion.”

“He treats his morning fitness routine like a religion, never missing a single session regardless of the weather or his travel schedule.”

Informal · Humorous