When talking about religion references to a watch are often influenced by William Paley's philosophical argument that, for Paley, proves the existence of a supernatural deity that created the world by explaining the discovery of a watch, and subsequently a watchmaker - analogous to the world's complex structure and therefore the likelihood a complex maker having played a role in its construction.
During periods of colonialism, watches represented an empire's superiority and may have been exhibited specifically to remind the indigenous peoples of this relationship.
A watch may be used relatively easily in many metaphors that reflect the temporary nature of life and its inevitable demise. Although this might be seen as largely unoriginal and problematic due to the vast philosophical differences between organic and synthetic artifacts that may render Paley's argument invalid.
Watchful.
a mix of russian/hispanic name. watchful and naive.
Watchful was created in 1997.
the cops were very watchful that night
The Watchful Eye was created in 1998.
RESPECTFULGregory is a greek name that means watchful or vigilant
The security guard remained watchful throughout the night, ensuring the safety of the premises.
Gregory is a Greek name that means "watchful". There is no Hebrew name with the same meaning.
the name Greer means watchful, guardian and is a unisex name. it is Celtic/ Gaelic
Beneath the Watchful Eyes was created on 2007-03-31.
Using the context clues of the vigilant, which means "alert," vigil should mean something like "watchful person."
There is no anagram for the word watchful. The next longest possible word from those letters is hatful.