Votary
noun
A person who is devoted and enthusiastic about something.
He was a votary of science, always experimenting and learning new things.

Often appears as...
- votary of science
- votary of truth
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Academic
noun
A person who worships a certain god or follows a specific religion.
The votaries of the temple prepared for the upcoming festival.

Often appears as...
- votary of the temple
- votary of the church
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Religious
noun
A person who is devoted and enthusiastic about something.
He was a votary of science, always experimenting and learning new things.

Often appears as...
- votary of science
- votary of truth
Usage tips
Academic
noun
A person who worships a certain god or follows a specific religion.
The votaries of the temple prepared for the upcoming festival.

Often appears as...
- votary of the temple
- votary of the church
Usage tips
Religious
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Positive Connotation
Implies admiration or positive feelings towards the subject.

She's a votary of eco-friendly living and always carries a reusable bag.
Beyond Hobby
Indicates more than a hobby; it suggests dedication and passion.

An avid votary of chess, he spends hours studying complex strategies.
Not Cultish
Although serious, 'votary' lacks the cult-like or extreme implications.

While some are casual fans, she is a true votary of the band's music.
Positive Connotation
Implies admiration or positive feelings towards the subject.

She's a votary of eco-friendly living and always carries a reusable bag.
Beyond Hobby
Indicates more than a hobby; it suggests dedication and passion.

An avid votary of chess, he spends hours studying complex strategies.
Not Cultish
Although serious, 'votary' lacks the cult-like or extreme implications.

While some are casual fans, she is a true votary of the band's music.
Positive Connotation
Implies admiration or positive feelings towards the subject.

She's a votary of eco-friendly living and always carries a reusable bag.
Beyond Hobby
Indicates more than a hobby; it suggests dedication and passion.

An avid votary of chess, he spends hours studying complex strategies.
Not Cultish
Although serious, 'votary' lacks the cult-like or extreme implications.

While some are casual fans, she is a true votary of the band's music.
Quote examples
Georg Brandes
Danish Critic
But when I was twelve years old I caught my first strong glimpse of one of the fundamental forces of existence, whose votary I was destined to be for life - namely, Beauty.

Quote examples
Georg Brandes
Danish Critic
But when I was twelve years old I caught my first strong glimpse of one of the fundamental forces of existence, whose votary I was destined to be for life - namely, Beauty.

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