Definition of biblically in English:

biblically

adverbˈbɪblɪkliˈbiblik(ə)lē

1In a way that accords with or relates to the Bible.
a biblically grounded objection
teach them to think biblically
Example sentencesExamples
- Biblically inspired games were based on the Protestant worldview that success was reached by living a virtuous life.
- The Earth-centered theory that was supported by the Church in Galileo's time was not biblically based.
- A chance revelation provides him with the insight to realize that they are dealing with a biblically inspired murderer.
- Biblically based faith helps to maintain freedom by holding together the invisible framework of social stability.
- You know, his life was lived very biblically.
- Biblically regarding taxes, the prophet Samuel stated a 10-percent rate is appropriate.
- His biblically named accomplice whips up some Old Testament wrath on what sounds like a couple of kerosene cans.
- Clearly, that is not a biblically true statement.
- The institute wants to help us think and act biblically about current moral issues.
- That all the performers looked picture-perfect yet moved freely in their biblically inspired costumes is a credit to the designer.
1. 1.1as submodifier To a great extent.
  a biblically idiotic haircut
  Example sentencesExamples
  Even 34 million viewers is not biblically proportional enough.
  Something biblically terrible allows the keystrokes to rapid-fire.
  His mother's family were the type of biblically rich dynasties that F. Scott Fitzgerald wrote about.
  He says the Minimoog was a godsend to keyboard players who were jealous of guitarists and their biblically long solos.
  The fact that she was one the lesser annoying parts of the movie is a testament to how biblically horrible the movie is.
  He has a long-standing affinity for situating cartoony figures in various biblically scaled cataclysms and animistic riots of imperiled architecture.
  It's been an almost biblically disastrous year for those in the tourism industry.
  The film historian describes Garfield as the most biblically angry of all the young men of the screen.
  Africa's largest country can seem almost biblically blighted.
  It should at least be noted that Dylan, especially in the mid-60s, had a biblically large margin for error.

Definition of biblically in US English:

biblically

adverbˈbiblik(ə)lē

1In a way that accords with or relates to the Bible.
a biblically grounded objection
teach them to think biblically
Example sentencesExamples
- That all the performers looked picture-perfect yet moved freely in their biblically inspired costumes is a credit to the designer.
- The institute wants to help us think and act biblically about current moral issues.
- Clearly, that is not a biblically true statement.
- Biblically based faith helps to maintain freedom by holding together the invisible framework of social stability.
- You know, his life was lived very biblically.
- Biblically regarding taxes, the prophet Samuel stated a 10-percent rate is appropriate.
- Biblically inspired games were based on the Protestant worldview that success was reached by living a virtuous life.
- A chance revelation provides him with the insight to realize that they are dealing with a biblically inspired murderer.
- His biblically named accomplice whips up some Old Testament wrath on what sounds like a couple of kerosene cans.
- The Earth-centered theory that was supported by the Church in Galileo's time was not biblically based.
1. 1.1as submodifier To a great extent.
  a biblically idiotic haircut
  Example sentencesExamples
  It should at least be noted that Dylan, especially in the mid-60s, had a biblically large margin for error.
  Something biblically terrible allows the keystrokes to rapid-fire.
  It's been an almost biblically disastrous year for those in the tourism industry.
  The fact that she was one the lesser annoying parts of the movie is a testament to how biblically horrible the movie is.
  Even 34 million viewers is not biblically proportional enough.
  The film historian describes Garfield as the most biblically angry of all the young men of the screen.
  His mother's family were the type of biblically rich dynasties that F. Scott Fitzgerald wrote about.
  Africa's largest country can seem almost biblically blighted.
  He has a long-standing affinity for situating cartoony figures in various biblically scaled cataclysms and animistic riots of imperiled architecture.
  He says the Minimoog was a godsend to keyboard players who were jealous of guitarists and their biblically long solos.

词汇	biblically
释义	Definition of biblically in English: biblically adverbˈbɪblɪkliˈbiblik(ə)lē 1In a way that accords with or relates to the Bible. a biblically grounded objection teach them to think biblically Example sentencesExamples Biblically inspired games were based on the Protestant worldview that success was reached by living a virtuous life. The Earth-centered theory that was supported by the Church in Galileo's time was not biblically based. A chance revelation provides him with the insight to realize that they are dealing with a biblically inspired murderer. Biblically based faith helps to maintain freedom by holding together the invisible framework of social stability. You know, his life was lived very biblically. Biblically regarding taxes, the prophet Samuel stated a 10-percent rate is appropriate. His biblically named accomplice whips up some Old Testament wrath on what sounds like a couple of kerosene cans. Clearly, that is not a biblically true statement. The institute wants to help us think and act biblically about current moral issues. That all the performers looked picture-perfect yet moved freely in their biblically inspired costumes is a credit to the designer. 1.1as submodifier To a great extent. a biblically idiotic haircut Example sentencesExamples Even 34 million viewers is not biblically proportional enough. Something biblically terrible allows the keystrokes to rapid-fire. His mother's family were the type of biblically rich dynasties that F. Scott Fitzgerald wrote about. He says the Minimoog was a godsend to keyboard players who were jealous of guitarists and their biblically long solos. The fact that she was one the lesser annoying parts of the movie is a testament to how biblically horrible the movie is. He has a long-standing affinity for situating cartoony figures in various biblically scaled cataclysms and animistic riots of imperiled architecture. It's been an almost biblically disastrous year for those in the tourism industry. The film historian describes Garfield as the most biblically angry of all the young men of the screen. Africa's largest country can seem almost biblically blighted. It should at least be noted that Dylan, especially in the mid-60s, had a biblically large margin for error. Definition of biblically in US English: biblically adverbˈbiblik(ə)lē 1In a way that accords with or relates to the Bible. a biblically grounded objection teach them to think biblically Example sentencesExamples That all the performers looked picture-perfect yet moved freely in their biblically inspired costumes is a credit to the designer. The institute wants to help us think and act biblically about current moral issues. Clearly, that is not a biblically true statement. Biblically based faith helps to maintain freedom by holding together the invisible framework of social stability. You know, his life was lived very biblically. Biblically regarding taxes, the prophet Samuel stated a 10-percent rate is appropriate. Biblically inspired games were based on the Protestant worldview that success was reached by living a virtuous life. A chance revelation provides him with the insight to realize that they are dealing with a biblically inspired murderer. His biblically named accomplice whips up some Old Testament wrath on what sounds like a couple of kerosene cans. The Earth-centered theory that was supported by the Church in Galileo's time was not biblically based. 1.1as submodifier To a great extent. a biblically idiotic haircut Example sentencesExamples It should at least be noted that Dylan, especially in the mid-60s, had a biblically large margin for error. Something biblically terrible allows the keystrokes to rapid-fire. It's been an almost biblically disastrous year for those in the tourism industry. The fact that she was one the lesser annoying parts of the movie is a testament to how biblically horrible the movie is. Even 34 million viewers is not biblically proportional enough. The film historian describes Garfield as the most biblically angry of all the young men of the screen. His mother's family were the type of biblically rich dynasties that F. Scott Fitzgerald wrote about. Africa's largest country can seem almost biblically blighted. He has a long-standing affinity for situating cartoony figures in various biblically scaled cataclysms and animistic riots of imperiled architecture. He says the Minimoog was a godsend to keyboard players who were jealous of guitarists and their biblically long solos.
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