Paganically example sentences

pa·gan·ism

noun

paganism (noun)

  - a religion other than one of the main world religions, specifically a non-Christian or pre-Christian religion:

  - a modern religious movement incorporating beliefs or practices from outside the main world religions, especially nature worship:

"Paganically" Example Sentences

1. The sun-drenched festival proceeded paganically, full of joyous abandon.
2. She decorated her altar paganically, with wildflowers and stones.
3. The ancient rites were performed paganically, under the watchful eye of the moon.
4. His beliefs, though unconventional, were surprisingly paganically inclined.
5. The music swelled, rising paganically to a crescendo.
6. They danced paganically around the bonfire, their laughter echoing through the night.
7. The old woman chanted paganically, her words lost to the wind.
8. The story unfolded paganically, filled with magic and mystery.
9. He lived a life that was intensely, vibrantly paganically focused.
10. The artwork depicted scenes of paganically inspired fertility rituals.
11. Her garden was designed paganically, with herbs and flowers used in ancient practices.
12. The villagers celebrated the solstice paganically, with feasts and bonfires.
13. The novel explored themes of nature and spirituality in a deeply paganically resonant way.
14. He felt a paganically inspired connection to the land.
15. The artist's work was imbued with a distinctly paganically aesthetic.
16. The poem evokes a paganically charged atmosphere.
17. It was a paganically beautiful day, ideal for a picnic.
18. The play's characters behaved in surprisingly paganically ways.
19. The film's depiction of nature was almost paganically reverent.
20. She approached the task with a paganically intense focus.
21. His enthusiasm for the subject was quite paganically excessive.
22. The group's rituals seemed strangely paganically reminiscent of ancient practices.
23. Her writing style was described as both modern and paganically evocative.
24. The festival was a spectacularly paganically themed event.
25. He dressed paganically for the celebration.
26. The music was both haunting and paganically uplifting.
27. She felt a paganically deep connection to the earth.
28. The novel's ending was unexpectedly paganically ambiguous.
29. The art installation was inspired by paganically themed mythology.
30. He spoke of his beliefs in a surprisingly paganically frank manner.
31. Their relationship blossomed paganically under the summer sun.
32. The play's central theme explored paganically inspired fertility rites.
33. Paganically, the old tree stood sentinel over the village.
34. The scene was painted paganically vibrant.
35. Paganically, the wind whispered secrets through the leaves.
36. He felt paganically connected to the rhythm of the seasons.
37. The story was told in a paganically poetic style.
38. She decorated her home in a paganically inspired manner.
39. The air was thick with a paganically charged energy.
40. Paganically, the river flowed towards the sea.
41. The ceremony was conducted paganically, yet with a sense of reverence.
42. He lived a paganically simple life.
43. She wrote paganically themed poems.
44. The painting depicted a paganically themed landscape.
45. Paganically, the moon shone brightly in the night sky.
46. They celebrated the harvest paganically, with music and dance.
47. The book explores the themes of nature and spirituality in a paganically nuanced way.
48. His views were described as paganically influenced.
49. The festival was full of paganically inspired rituals.
50. Paganically, the birds sang their morning song.

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