Pronunciation: /ˈkætəkjuːmən/
noun a person who is receiving instruction in the principles of the Christian religion in order to be baptized
A1 The catechumen is learning about the basic teachings of the church.
A2 The catechumen attends classes to prepare for baptism.
B1 The catechumen is excited to officially join the church community.
B2 After completing the catechumenate process, she was baptized.
C1 The catechumen is well-versed in the doctrines and traditions of the church.
C2 As a catechumen, he is dedicated to deepening his understanding of the faith.
adjective relating to or characteristic of catechumens
A1 The catechumen students were eager to learn about the basics of the religion.
A2 The catechumen class focused on teaching the fundamental beliefs of the faith.
B1 The catechumen program provided a thorough introduction to the principles of the church.
B2 The catechumen candidates were required to attend weekly classes to deepen their understanding of the faith.
C1 The catechumen initiation process involved a series of intensive study sessions and discussions.
C2 The catechumen participants demonstrated a deep commitment to their spiritual education.
formal The catechumen studied diligently to prepare for their baptism into the Christian faith.
informal The catechumen is excited to officially join the church after completing their lessons.
slang Yo, did you hear that the catechumen is finally getting baptized this Sunday?
figurative Becoming a catechumen in the world of art, she eagerly absorbed all the knowledge and skills taught to her.
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