Worldliness is valid Scrabble Word

Is worldliness a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is worldliness valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

11 letters word
15 points in Scrabble
18 points in WWF

Definitions for WORLDLINESS in dictionary:

NOUN:

the state of being worldly
the quality of being experienced and sophisticated
concern with material values or ordinary life rather than a spiritual existence
The quality of being worldly; a predominant passion for obtaining the good things of this life; covetousness; addictedness to gain and temporal enjoyments; worldly-mindedness.
the quality or character of being intellectually sophisticated and worldly through cultivation or experience or disillusionment
concern with worldly affairs to the neglect of spiritual needs

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

of, relating to, or devoted to this world and its pursuits rather than to religion or spiritual affairs

Words related to WORLDLINESS

worldlinesses17 worldly14

Words that contain WORLDLINESS

unworldliness17 worldlinesses17 unworldlinesses19 otherworldliness23 otherworldlinesses25

How to use WORLDLINESS in a sentence

Men complained of the worldliness of the clergy, of their bad lives, of the contradiction between their conduct and the teachings of Scripture.
In that embodied essence of worldliness and diplomacy, there was an ever-present defence from all temptations that spring from romance and youthful impulses.
Of that Church, as it existed at the close of the eighteenth century and the beginning of the nineteenth, the characteristic feature had been a quiet worldliness.
The quiet worldliness which characterized the English Church as a whole was unpleasantly varied here and there by instances of grave and monstrous scandal.
Buxton, who was singularly void of worldliness or ambition for himself, would become worldly and ambitious for his son.
It was worldliness speaking in the quiet voice of religion.
No wonder such exhortations cannot stem the tide of an ever increasing worldliness.
Worldliness is the attractive power of something present, in opposition to something to come.
He had loved her well, with all his worldliness and pride.
But that essential fineness in him which his worldliness only covered like a veneer told him not to force her confidence.

They were inclined to worldliness and to the danger of looking too lightly upon sin.
And now the spell of worldliness was indeed broken.
The least sign of worldliness or evidence of impropriety is enough to subject one to this ordeal.
In some places, however, worldliness in dress and manners is becoming too apparent.
Their sheer worldliness is to be considered as an interior trial, with all manner of cloudy grand things to be said about it.
The worldliness is melted out of you, as you sit in the cool, quiet church with the sunlight slanting in upon you, and the atmosphere alive with sweet sounds.
The aged preacher lamented the prevailing worldliness of the church, and earnestly enforced the duty of prayer as the great remedy.
Among the obstacles to be encountered, were the extreme worldliness of the people, and their devotion to sensual pleasures.
I always think that worldliness and sentimentality are like brandy-and-water.
But the result was certainly a character of great sweetness, tenderness, and lowly unselfishness, pure, free from all worldliness, and deeply resigned to the will of God.
The converts who were so promising and enthusiastic declined in zeal and fell back under the spell of worldliness.
George, despite much worldliness, had never before had speech with a bishop.
Such a procedure would have been an error in worldliness and bad from every point of view.
Nor had they impulsively or deliberately kissed, as they were liable to do after release from a spell of worldliness.
And each one secretly thought how ridiculous was such behaviour, and how it failed to reach the standard of true worldliness.
Prohack strove to conceal his own painful lack of worldliness.
The Vaudois objected to the profligacy and worldliness of the Roman Catholic clergy, but did not quarrel with church doctrine.
This form of religion accordingly meets worldliness with mysticism.
In destroying worldliness this religion avoided imposture.
I made him blind to the fact that I was a worldly woman, conscious of and ready to unhesitatingly use my worldliness.
Look at the comparative impotence of the Church in its conflict with the growing worldliness of the world.
Haggai goes straight at the selfishness and worldliness of the people as the great hindrance.

Similar words containing WORLDLINES without suffix s

unworldliness17 worldlinesses17 unworldlinesses19 otherworldlines22 otherworldliness23 otherworldlinesses25

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