Legal Definitions - superstitious use

Definition: Superstitious use is a designation or use of property for religious purposes that are not legally recognized or tolerated. It can also refer to a habitual or common practice.

Example: A person regularly burns sage in their home to ward off negative energy. This is an example of superstitious use.

This term illustrates the idea that some people may use their property for religious or spiritual purposes that are not recognized by the law. It also shows that people may engage in certain practices out of habit or tradition, even if they do not have a legal basis.