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communicant
noun as in worshiper/worshipper
Example Sentences
In a 2008 interview with C-SPAN, Ms. Pelosi described herself as a “regular communicant” and said that if she were ever denied communion, “that would be a severe blow to me.”
Known to friends and family as Lily, she was taken to church from a young age by her father, a daily communicant.
He took to Corbett’s plain-spoken approach that Rogers called “bare-knuckle theology” and has been a daily communicant since.
“Though if birdwatching were a religion,” added Atwood, who spent part of her childhood in the backwoods of Quebec, ”I’d have been the blase communicant who’d grown up in it and performed its rituals because that’s what our people do, and Graeme would have been the new convert, smitten with blinding light on the road to Damascus.”
“Though if birdwatching were a religion,” added Atwood, who spent part of her childhood in the backwoods of Quebec, ”I’d have been the blase communicant who’d grown up in it and performed its rituals because that’s what our people do, and Graeme would have been the new convert, smitten with blinding light on the road to Damascus.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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