Definition: The word "ancient" comes from the Greek, meaning ancient, suggesting a long-standing or traditional perspective. It's often used to describe individuals who have a deep respect for older traditions or ways of life. The term "historian" can be related to this idea, referring to someone who studies or interprets history, like an old scholar. The word "the ancients," a more general term that includes ancient things and practices, also suggests the long-standing or traditional worldview. It's often used in historical contexts as a way of describing past civilizations without mentioning their specific names.

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Definition: Ancient, zealot-like. It means to be excessively enthusiastic or overly focused on a particular matter. An example would be an avid fan of their favorite sports team or a passionate advocate for something they believe in wholeheartedly. In scripture, it's used in context to describe someone who is deeply invested or attached to the beliefs and practices of others.

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Definition: Antique, zealously. "Anciently" is a noun that refers to things or events from long ago. "Sincerely," "devotionally." "Enthusiasm," "enthusiasm," "excitement," "fervor," "flourishing passion."

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