pietism |
piosity |
As nouns the difference between pietism and piosity
is that
pietism is (christianity|often capitalized) a movement in the lutheran church in the 17th and 18th centuries, calling for a return to practical and devout christianity while
piosity is affected or exaggerated piety.
pinosity |
piosity |
As nouns the difference between pinosity and piosity
is that
pinosity is of or pertaining to the level to which a wine exhibits the desired characteristics of a pinot noir. May be used in reference to exhalting the native pinot or denigrating another varietal. First referenced by Australian wine maker, Dougal Herd 2004 while
piosity is affected or exaggerated piety.
piosity |
pilosity |
As nouns the difference between piosity and pilosity
is that
piosity is affected or exaggerated piety while
pilosity is the quality or state of being pilose.