mrmvp
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Hello.
When browsing the dictionary, I came across the phrase "pious hope". The dictionary says "something that is unlikely to happen" What is the story or connotations behind it ? Does it mean the pious" is hoped and longed to get to heaven or paradise? Doesn't it? I wrote couple of sentences using the phrase, in all of which I mean something that is unlikely to happen.
1-Fighting the cancer at an elderly age with health complications is pious hope to survive.
2- Saif needs to exert effort to pass the subject, but achieving A grade is a pious hope.
3- Many youngsters have pious hope to become as influential as Messi and Ronaldo.
4- Out of despair, the theif decided to steal a theif in a pious hope that he might have any stolen property.
When browsing the dictionary, I came across the phrase "pious hope". The dictionary says "something that is unlikely to happen" What is the story or connotations behind it ? Does it mean the pious" is hoped and longed to get to heaven or paradise? Doesn't it? I wrote couple of sentences using the phrase, in all of which I mean something that is unlikely to happen.
1-Fighting the cancer at an elderly age with health complications is pious hope to survive.
2- Saif needs to exert effort to pass the subject, but achieving A grade is a pious hope.
3- Many youngsters have pious hope to become as influential as Messi and Ronaldo.
4- Out of despair, the theif decided to steal a theif in a pious hope that he might have any stolen property.