devoter
- noun
- /dɪˈvoʊtər/
:
devoto
- He is a dedicated devoter of the local theater, attending every performance throughout the season.
Examples
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She is a passionate devoter to environmental causes.
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As a dedicated devoter, she volunteered at the community center every weekend.
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The charity honored its most generous devoter at the annual fundraising gala.
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He became known as a devoter of his time and energy to environmental causes.
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Many devoters gathered to support the charity event.
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As a committed devoter, she volunteered at the animal shelter every weekend.
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The university recognized him as a devoted devoter for his relentless support of student initiatives.
Synonyms
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1.0
A person who likes and supports a singer, team, or show
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2.5
A person who likes something very much, especially books or music
81
3.4
A person who is very interested and excited about a hobby or subject
25
6.0
A person who strongly likes and follows someone or something
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6.8
A person who stays loyal to a belief, group, or team and refuses to change
4
4.1
A person who really loves and supports a singer, team, or show
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3.8
A person who stays loyal to a cause or someone even when it is difficult
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2.7
A person who loves and supports a team, person, or group a lot
3
3.7
A person who loves something like a band or team a lot and shows strong support
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3.9
A person who strongly supports and stays loyal to someone or something
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9.9
A person who strongly supports a cause or activity
A person who loves an activity very much and spends a lot of time on it
Antonyms
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7.1
A person who says bad things about someone or something to make them seem less good
How Devoted
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Etymology
Devoter comes from devote, which goes back to the Latin word votum meaning 'vow' or 'promise'. So, a devoter is someone who has made a promise and gives their time or energy very fully to a person, activity, or cause.