What is another word for more hasidic?
Pronunciation: [mˈɔː hasˈɪdɪk] (IPA) 
The term "Hasidic" refers to a branch of Orthodox Judaism that emphasizes spirituality, community, and personal connection to God. Synonyms for the phrase "more Hasidic" include "more pious," "more devout," "more religiously observant," "more traditional," and "more conservative." These phrases all suggest a greater adherence to the strict customs and practices associated with Hasidic Judaism. Other related words include "orthodox," "ultra-Orthodox," and "Haredi," which are often used interchangeably with "Hasidic." While these words can be helpful in describing a particular religious group, it is important to be respectful of individuals' beliefs and practices and to avoid making assumptions based on external appearances.
