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Spirituality (Noun)

Property or income owned by a church.

Nouns denoting possession and transfer of possession.

Historical churches in Europe were often recipients of land grants, a type of spirituality used to sustain their operations.
The reformation movement led to a period of reevaluation of the church's spirituality and its financial implications.
Following the Norman Conquest, lands held as spirituality were exempt from certain taxes and secular obligations.
The church as an institution benefited greatly from its accumulated spirituality, in the form of real estate and bequests.
Ecclesiastical authorities began to relinquish claims to parcels of land categorized as spirituality, signaling a shift towards local governance.

Concern with things of the spirit.

Nouns denoting attributes of people and objects.

The monastery's serene atmosphere fostered a sense of spirituality among its inhabitants, allowing them to connect with the divine.
For many people, nature has been the basis of a deep sense of spirituality, inspiring feelings of awe and wonder.
Her artwork was an expression of her spirituality, reflecting the struggles and triumphs of her personal journey.
The course explored the development of spirituality across cultures and historical periods, highlighting universal themes and shared experiences.
Through meditation and introspection, he sought to deepen his spirituality and find a greater sense of purpose in life.