Mormons
- noun
- /ˈmɔrmənz/
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- The Mormons have a strong emphasis on family values and education.
So with that, let's get back into the story about the Mormons.
- So with that, let's get back into the story about the Mormons.
- In other words, Jewish Americans, Asian Indian Americans, Lebanese Americans, and Mormons.
- And Mormons live slightly longer than other subcultures in the United States.
- Are you asking a priest, a rabbi, A preacher and a freaking, I don't know who leads the Mormons?
- And that's why so many LGBTQ Mormons choose death.
- Muslim and a Mormon, Iranian and American, right.
- They are like they're Mormons, but Paul amalgamus, Paul polyamorous.
- So even there Mormon sometimes there's some of the nicest people I've ever met.
- Because, you know, that presents an interesting perspective where Mormons are on.
- It's the home of Skippy Mormons.
Examples
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And Mormons live slightly longer than other subcultures in the United States.
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The prophet seer and revelator was dead and the Mormons were under attack, so they fled.
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And Arizona has a greater percentage of Mormons in a lot of states perhaps.
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All right, What do Mormons and Iceland have in common?
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And my buddy's mom had all these like Mormon books on this book shelf right next to this couch.
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And so there's a famous thing from Mormons about doubting your doubt, this idea that you should doubt your doubt because it makes you a better person.
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But our very Republican Mormon governor, Spencer Cox can't stand Donald Trump.
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I've had a, a fair number of Mormon entrepreneurs on the show, David Neilman, Joel Clark of Kodiak, Cakes Smith of Cotopaxi and others.
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Many Mormons participate in community service projects to help others.
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Mormons believe that their faith guides them in making moral decisions.
Synonyms
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A person who belongs to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, often called the Mormon Church
A person who belongs to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
An old word for a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Surface Forms
Morphology
Mormons = Mormon (transparent) = Mormon + s
Regular plural formation of the proper noun 'Mormon'; the plural meaning is directly derived from the base word.
Etymology
Mormons are named after the group's sacred book, the Book of Mormon, which is itself named for a prophet in that book. So, Mormons means the people who belong to the church that follows that book.