Devotednesses [noun]

He knew the devotedness of the old Indian, and therefore treated, what he considered a mere superstition, with a show of respect.

Yet she was not one of the fools; she could govern a household, and she liked work, she had the capacity for devotedness.

Any girl, I don't care how proud or offended, would come round on such proof of devotedness as I've had this evening.

It shows strikingly the activity, ardour, and entire devotedness of his spirit.

It cannot be presumed that this enthusiastic veneration, this devotedness in life and death, were wasted upon ungrateful natures.

His devotedness to the sick in a pestilence at Lyons won the popular heart and a college was asked for.

The latter, in truth, without being deficient in devotedness, were sometimes wanting in courage.

Godliness, or holy devotedness to God, and love to him above all.

It is, we may truly say, the secret spring of all true devotedness.

There is devotedness in obscure as well as in exalted stations.