Devil-Worshipper

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Pronunciation: /ˈdɛvəl-ˈwɜrʃɪpər/

Definitions of devil-worshipper

noun a person who worships or reveres the devil or Satan

Example Sentences

A1 He is a devil-worshipper.

A2 Some people believe that she is a devil-worshipper.

B1 The rumors about him being a devil-worshipper spread quickly.

B2 There is no evidence to support the claim that she is a devil-worshipper.

C1 The accused denied being a devil-worshipper during the trial.

C2 The journalist investigated the alleged devil-worshipper's background thoroughly.

Examples of devil-worshipper in a Sentence

formal The accused was rumored to be a devil-worshipper, according to the testimonies of multiple witnesses.

informal I heard that guy over there is a devil-worshipper, can you believe it?

slang Stay away from that devil-worshipper, they're bad news.

figurative Some people consider anyone who goes against their beliefs to be a devil-worshipper.

Grammatical Forms of devil-worshipper

past tense

worshipped

plural

devil-worshippers

comparative

more devil-worshipping

superlative

most devil-worshipping

present tense

worships

future tense

will worship

perfect tense

has worshipped

continuous tense

is worshipping

singular

devil-worshipper

positive degree

devil-worshipper

infinitive

to worship the devil

gerund

worshipping

participle

worshipped

Origin and Evolution of devil-worshipper

First Known Use: 1250 year
Language of Origin: English
Story behind the word: The term 'devil-worshipper' originated in Christian theology to describe individuals who worshiped or revered the devil as a deity.
Evolution of the word: Over time, the term 'devil-worshipper' has evolved to encompass a broader range of beliefs and practices, often associated with occultism and satanism.