zealot in Czech
zealot in Czech is fanatik, fanatička, horlivec — zealot means someone so committed to a cause or belief that they pursue it with extreme, often unreasonable intensity.
zealot in Czech
What does "zealot" mean?
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noun Someone so committed to a cause or belief that they pursue it with extreme, often unreasonable intensity.
"The reform movement was hijacked by a handful of zealots."
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noun Historically, a member of a Jewish political movement in first-century Judea that violently resisted Roman rule.
"The Zealots led the revolt against Roman occupation in 66 CE."
zealot in a sentence
- The reform movement was hijacked by a handful of zealots.
- He argued like a zealot, refusing to accept any counterpoint.
- The Zealots led the revolt against Roman occupation in 66 CE.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "zealot" in Czech?
"zealot" in Czech is fanatik, fanatička, horlivec. zealot means: Someone so committed to a cause or belief that they pursue it with extreme, often unreasonable intensity.
How do you use "zealot" in a sentence?
Example: "The reform movement was hijacked by a handful of zealots." In Czech, "zealot" is fanatik, fanatička, horlivec.
Are there other ways to say "zealot" in Czech?
Yes — Czech has 3 translations listed for "zealot": fanatik, fanatička, horlivec.