Tom is a fervent churchgoer.
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Churchgoer
Synonyms for "churchgoer" (60 found)
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27 translations across 14 languages.
Danish
1 entries- kirkegænger noun (one who goes to church)
Dutch
2 entries- kerkbezoeker noun (one who goes to church)
- kerkganger noun (one who goes to church)
Finnish
1 entries- kirkossakävijä noun (one who goes to church)
French
3 entries- catholique pratiquant noun (one who goes to church)
- chrétien pratiquant noun (one who goes to church)
- pratiquant noun (one who goes to church)
German
4 entries- Gottesdienstbesucher noun (one who goes to church)
- Gottesdienstbesucherin noun (one who goes to church)
- Kirchenbesucher noun (one who goes to church)
- Kirchenbesucherin noun (one who goes to church)
Irish
1 entries- Aifreannach noun (one who goes to church)
Italian
1 entries- praticante noun (one who goes to church)
Norwegian Bokmål
1 entries- kirkegjenger noun (one who goes to church)
Norwegian Nynorsk
2 entries- kyrkjegangar noun (one who goes to church)
- kyrkjegjengar noun (one who goes to church)
Polish
1 entries- but see wierzący noun (one who goes to church)
Portuguese
1 entries- fiel noun (one who goes to church)
Spanish
1 entries- practicante noun (one who goes to church)
Swedish
1 entries- kyrkobesökare noun (one who goes to church)
Tagalog
1 entries- maninimba noun (one who goes to church)
Sample sentences
9 total sentences available.
Layla is a devout churchgoer.
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Sami is not the squeaky clean churchgoer that he purported to be.
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Tom used to be a regular churchgoer.
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