seeker
Seeker (noun) means a person who is searching for something, especially in a spiritual or philosophical sense. Example: “The retreat attracts spiritual seekers from all over the world.”
How to Use Seeker
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishSomeone who searches for something, often used for people on a spiritual or personal quest.
Word Forms
seekers plural, Seekers plural
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The retreat attracts spiritual _____ from all over the world.
Etymology
Formed from seek plus the agent suffix -er, meaning "one who seeks."
Synonyms
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What does “seeker” mean?
The word “seeker” means a person who is searching for something, especially in a spiritual or philosophical sense. In plain terms, someone who searches for something, often used for people on a spiritual or personal quest.
How do you pronounce “seeker”?
“Seeker” is pronounced SEE-kuh (/ˈsikəɹ/ in IPA).
How do you use “seeker” in a sentence?
Here is “seeker” used in a sentence: “The retreat attracts spiritual seekers from all over the world.”
What part of speech is “seeker”?
“Seeker” is a noun.
Is “seeker” a common word?
“Seeker” is an uncommon word in modern English.
How many meanings does “seeker” have?
“Seeker” has 2 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: a person who is searching for something, especially in a spiritual or philosophical sense.