"Worshipper" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples
"Worshipper" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
"Worshipper" Meaning
A person who worships or shows devotion to a deity, idol, or thing considered sacred or worthy of reverence, or a strong admirer or enthusiast of someone or something.
"Worshipper" Examples
1.
She is a devoted worshipper of a famous idol in the town.
2.
The worshipper of the ancient god walked into the temple with a reverent smile.
3.
Because of his publications on Buddhism, many Buddhist people consider him a great or exemplary worshipper of the religion.
4.
Many fans were worshipping butterflies but one was turned into a worshipper of snakes.
5.
The tyrannical king made the entire town a place of only worshippers who must swear their own fealty to him.
"Worshipper" Similar Words
Worsens
To make a difficult situation or problem worse; to increase the severity or intensity of a problem.
Worship
Worshipers
People who worship or have a deep respect and admiration for someone or something, often in a formal or ritualistic manner.
Worshipful
Worshipped
Worshippers
Worshipping
The act of showing deep respect, devotion, and often excessive praise or admiration towards someone or something, such as a god, a leader, a celebrity, or an object. It involves a strong emotional attachment, often accompanied by rituals or practices that demonstrate one's devotion.
Worst-affected
Worst
Worsted
Worsteds
A type of yarn or fabric made from long-staple wool, known for its smooth, compact, and dense texture.
Wort
The word "wort" can have several meanings depending on the context:<br><br>1. In photography, a "wort" is an old term for a spot or a imperfection on a photographic print, usually caused by a speck of dust or a tiny imperfection on the photographic plate.<br><br>2. In brewing, a "wort" is the sugary liquid extracted from the mash of malted grains during the brewing process, which is then fermented into beer.<br><br>3. In a more general sense, the word "wort" can simply refer to anything that resembles a small sprout or shoot, especially a sprouting seed or a growing plant.