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Meanings of worshipper in English
Usage of worshipper in English
1
The boy was a worshipper at the shrine of the young Captain.
2
And I am a regular worshipper and take the sacrament every Easter.
3
Men will say that you are a materialist, a worshipper of money.
4
The worshipper became like the thing worshipped, as is always the case.
5
The necessary ablutions having been made, the worshipper can commence the Namáz.
6
The true worshipper of the gods is he who acts like them.
7
In my youth I, too, was a worshipper of the mathematical cult.
8
The mound is thought to have housed an ancient sun worshipper's temple.
9
The young hero-worshipper cannot remain satisfied with mere physical or warlike prowess.
10
Mondrian went to Paris in 1912 and was a worshipper of Cezanne.
11
Poor worshipper of the green room, perchance thy ghost still walks there.
12
If his emblem is worshipped, Maheswara becomes highly gratified with the worshipper.
13
But on only one occasion did I ever see a worshipper there.
14
I worship you, and no woman ever had a more devout worshipper.
15
He may not have been a worshipper, but his admirations were golden.
16
Aeetes wasn't a son of Ares, but he was a big-time worshipper.
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