worshippers Synonyms
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- satellites
- leeches
- converts
- parasites
- pupils
- henchmen
- lackeys
- hangers-on
- apparatchiki
- partizans
- camp-followers
- lapdogs
- grovelers
- followers
- running-dogs
- disciples
- stooges
- slaves
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worshippers Meaning
worshippers
the outward showing of such respect, reverence offered a divine being or supernatural power, to perform or take part in worship or an act of worship, a form of religious practice with its creed and ritual, to regard with great or extravagant respect, honor, or devotion, to treat with too great respect, honor, or devotion, to perform or take part in worship, an important person, extravagant respect or admiration for or devotion to an object of esteem, to honor or respect as a divine being or supernatural power, too great admiration or devotion, a person of importance, great respect toward a divine being or supernatural power, an act of expressing such reverence, to honor or show reverence for as a divine being or supernatural power
worshippers Sentence Examples
- The worshippers thronged the temple during the festival, their voices rising in a chorus of devotion.
- Every Sunday, the worshippers filled the modest chapel, seeking solace and inspiration.
- The worshippers were awestruck by the grandeur of the cathedral's stained glass windows.
- The worshippers approached the altar with reverence, their hearts filled with gratitude.
- The worshippers participated in a solemn ritual, their movements graceful and precise.
- The worshippers listened intently to the sermon, absorbing the wisdom of their spiritual leader.
- The worshippers gathered after the service, sharing stories and fellowship.
- The worshippers contributed generously to the temple, demonstrating their unwavering faith.
- The worshippers found comfort in the ancient traditions that had been passed down for generations.
- The worshippers were a diverse group, united by their common belief and desire for a connection with the divine.
FAQs About the word worshippers
the outward showing of such respect, reverence offered a divine being or supernatural power, to perform or take part in worship or an act of worship, a form of
fans, zealots, admirers, votaries, cultists, idolaters, enthusiasts, minions, idolators, adherents
No antonyms found.
The worshippers thronged the temple during the festival, their voices rising in a chorus of devotion.
Every Sunday, the worshippers filled the modest chapel, seeking solace and inspiration.
The worshippers were awestruck by the grandeur of the cathedral's stained glass windows.
The worshippers approached the altar with reverence, their hearts filled with gratitude.
