devotee in Irish
devotee in Irish is vóitín — devotee means a person with a strong, enthusiastic interest in or loyalty to something.
devotee in Irish
vóitín
(religion) A believer in a particular religion or god.
What does "devotee" mean?
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noun A person with a strong, enthusiastic interest in or loyalty to something.
"He's a devotee of vintage motorcycles and owns three of them."
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noun A person who is deeply committed to a particular religion or deity.
"Devotees gathered at the temple before dawn for the festival."
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devotee in a sentence
- He's a devotee of vintage motorcycles and owns three of them.
- The festival draws devotees of folk music from across the country.
- Devotees gathered at the temple before dawn for the festival.
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What is "devotee" in Irish?
"devotee" in Irish is vóitín. devotee means: A person with a strong, enthusiastic interest in or loyalty to something.
How do you use "devotee" in a sentence?
Example: "He's a devotee of vintage motorcycles and owns three of them." In Irish, "devotee" is vóitín.
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