superstitiously

su•per•sti•tious adj.

of or relating to superstition;
coming from superstition:my silly superstitious fears.
believing in or full of superstition:He had become a superstitious fool, watching for any sign from the gods that signaled his future chances for success.

su•per•sti•tious adj.

of the nature of, characterized by, or proceeding from superstition:superstitious fears.
pertaining to or connected with superstition:superstitious legends.
believing in, full of, or influenced by superstition.

Latin superstitiōsus, equivalent. to superstiti(ō) superstition + -ōsus -ous
Middle English supersticious 1350–1400

su′per•sti′tious•ly, adv.
su′per•sti′tious•ness, n.

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