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worshiper

/ˈwɜː.ʃɪp.ər/

Traduction: Nom désignant une personne qui témoigne de la dévotion ou du respect, que ce soit par la foi religieuse ou par une admiration excessive envers quelqu'un ou quelque chose.

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noun

/ˈwɜː.ʃɪp.ər/B2formal
  • frNom désignant une personne qui témoigne de la dévotion ou du respect, que ce soit par la foi religieuse ou par une admiration excessive envers quelqu'un ou quelque chose.

A noun referring to a person who shows devotion or reverence, either through religious faith or through excessive admiration for someone or something.

  1. Devoted admirerB2formal

    A person who has an excessive or uncritical admiration for someone or something, often ignoring flaws.

    frAdmirateur inconditionnel / idolâtre

    • He was a devoted worshiper of the rock star, attending every concert.
    • The fans were worshipers of the actor, defending him against all criticism.
    • She became a worshiper of the new fashion trend, buying everything in the collection.

    Synonymescultistdevoteefanaticidolaterzealot

    Antonymescriticdetractordisparagerskeptic

  2. Religious devoteeB1formal

    A person who practices religious faith and participates in acts of worship.

    frfidèle pratiquant

    • The temple was filled with worshipers during the festival.
    • Each worshiper bowed their head in prayer.
    • The worshiper lit a candle as a sign of devotion.

    Synonymesadherentbelieverchurchgoercongregantdevoteefollower

    Antonymesheatheninfidelunbeliever

Formes
  • worshipers plural form
  • worshippers plural form
  • worshipers' possessive plural form
  • worshippers' possessive plural form
  • worshiper's possessive singular form
  • worshipper's possessive singular form
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