worshiper
19
3.2
- noun
- /ˈwɜːrʃɪpər/
- US
:
devoto
- So there's this giving on the part of the worshipper that is really central here.
- worshipers in the diocese
- attendance of worshipers
- worshipers at the temple
The aggression against worshippers in an Aqsa is getting worse.
- The aggression against worshippers in an Aqsa is getting worse.
- It's about asserting Christian beliefs and subsuming those Pagan nature worshippers.
- He died with his fingers crossed because the man who was a devil worshipper, before he died, he started saying, oh, no, what have I done, really.
- So there's this giving on the part of the worshipper that is really central here.
Examples
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Do these symbolic gestures enable worshipers to recognize Christ's presence in the reserved sacrament?
Academic text (2004) -
The study houses, usually full of worshipers and students, were deserted.
Fiction book (1993) -
I see that you are the same worshiper of Bacchus.
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There, the god has moved his worshipers into the zone of his transforming power.
Academic text (1994) -
Thus, not everyone living within the borders of Israel was a worshiper of the One God, Jehovah.
Blog text (27) -
As the worshiper approaches the icon and begins praying, the five senses alight.
Academic text (2006) -
As in Thailand, he follows the custom of leading worshipers in prayers as well as wearing traditional religious garments.
Academic text (1996) -
Before the luncheon, worshipers at the temple donated around $40,000.
Academic text (1997) -
As we parked near the market, crowds of worshipers were leaving a mosque after midday prayers.
Blog text (13) -
During the service, each worshiper offered prayers and received blessings from the priest.
Synonyms
343
3.2
A person who accepts something as true and often supports it, for example a religion or idea
51
6.0
A person who belongs to and goes to a local church
25
6.0
A person who strongly likes and follows someone or something
14
3.2
A person who goes to church regularly
1
9.9
A person who spends their life in religious practice
A person who feels deep respect for someone or something
A person who leads singing to show devotion in religious services
Antonyms
Compounds
2
8.7
A person who believes the sun is a god and shows respect to it in religious ceremonies
How Devout
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word worshiper comes from old English parts worth and -ship, which meant 'worthiness' or 'the state of giving value'. So a worshiper is someone who gives great value and respect to a god, which is why it means a person who prays and honors in a religious place.