sectator Antonyms
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Meaning of sectator
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sectator (n.)
A follower; a disciple; an adherent to a sect.
sectator Sentence Examples
- The sectator clung tenaciously to the enigmatic teachings of the fringe group.
- Despite warnings, the devoted sectator persisted in attending the unconventional gatherings.
- The charismatic leader amassed a loyal sectatorship that blindly followed his every word.
- The sectator's unwavering adherence to the cult's obscure beliefs raised concerns among their family and friends.
- Investigators found that the sectator had been indoctrinated into the secretive organization through a series of clandestine rituals.
- The sectator's unwavering loyalty to the group's principles tested the limits of their own autonomy and judgment.
- The sectator's isolation from mainstream society led to a heightened sense of dependency on the group.
- While the sectator initially found solace within the group, their doubts gradually began to surface.
- The sectator's decision to break away from the group was met with hostility and threats from its former members.
- The former sectator faced a challenging road to recovery, grappling with the psychological and emotional consequences of their involvement.
FAQs About the word sectator
A follower; a disciple; an adherent to a sect.
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No antonyms found.
The sectator clung tenaciously to the enigmatic teachings of the fringe group.
Despite warnings, the devoted sectator persisted in attending the unconventional gatherings.
The charismatic leader amassed a loyal sectatorship that blindly followed his every word.
The sectator's unwavering adherence to the cult's obscure beliefs raised concerns among their family and friends.
