Cultist

Pronunciation: /ˈkʌltɪst/

Definitions of cultist

noun a member of a cult, often characterized by extreme devotion to a particular belief or leader

Example Sentences

A1 The cultist believed in strange rituals.

A2 The cultist was devoted to their leader.

B1 The cultist was known for recruiting new members.

B2 The cultist was deeply entrenched in the group's beliefs.

C1 The cultist had a profound influence on the community.

C2 The cultist's charisma attracted many followers.

Examples of cultist in a Sentence

formal The cultist was arrested for his involvement in the illegal activities of the group.

informal I heard that the cultist got caught doing some shady stuff.

slang That cultist dude is always up to no good.

figurative She was a cultist of fashion, always following the latest trends.

Grammatical Forms of cultist

• past tense: cultisted
• plural: cultists
• comparative: more cultist
• superlative: most cultist
• present tense: cultist
• future tense: will cultist
• perfect tense: have cultisted
• continuous tense: is cultisting
• singular: cultist
• positive degree: cultist
• infinitive: to cultist
• gerund: cultisting
• participle: cultisting

Origin and Evolution of cultist

First Known Use: 1800 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'cultist' originated from the Latin word 'cultus' meaning worship or adoration.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe someone who is devoted to a particular religious or spiritual belief, the term 'cultist' has evolved to also refer to individuals who are part of a group with extreme or unconventional beliefs and practices.