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Meanings of devotee in English
Usage of devotee in English
1
Meet Elaine Pedlar, fashion designer by weekday, paper doll devotee by weekend.
2
The Duchess herself agrees; speaking through her most fervent devotee, she declares:
3
To the devotee of the sacramental life it holds a richer promise.
4
These are just the conditions under which the single-game devotee is dismissed.
5
The life of a devotee has always been praised by the wise.
6
On the other hand, he was no devotee at the literary altar.
7
He was not a devotee of discipline, in its application to himself.
8
The Parisian devotee was thrown away on him, and she felt it.
9
He had the air of an adoring devotee before some sacred shrine.
10
She spoke the word as a devotee might speak of a temple.
11
You're some kind of worn-out deity, probably reduced to a single devotee.
12
I had left the temple a devotee, and was returned a rationalist.
13
Thackeray was a cigar-smoker, but Tennyson was a devotee of the pipe.
14
He was by nature and from his boyhood a devotee of science.
15
The one-time Wild Thing has become a cuddlesome devotee of European chocolate.
16
His mother, however, bless her departed soul, had been quite the devotee.
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Devotee through the time
Devotee across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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