Pronunciation: /ˈpɪl.ɡrəm/
noun A person who journeys to a sacred place for religious reasons.
A1 The pilgrim traveled to a holy site.
A2 The pilgrim carried a backpack on their journey.
B1 The pilgrim walked along the Camino de Santiago.
B2 The pilgrim sought spiritual enlightenment through their travels.
C1 The pilgrim embarked on a pilgrimage to Mecca.
C2 The pilgrim's devotion to their faith was evident in their pilgrimage.
adjective Relating to pilgrims or their journeys.
A1 The pilgrim traveler was excited to visit the famous shrine.
A2 The pilgrim group walked slowly along the ancient path.
B1 The pilgrim church was a popular destination for those seeking spiritual enlightenment.
B2 The pilgrim site was filled with historical artifacts and relics.
C1 The pilgrim tradition has been passed down through generations.
C2 The pilgrim journey was arduous but ultimately rewarding.
formal The pilgrim embarked on a journey to visit holy sites.
informal The pilgrim set off on a trip to explore new places.
slang The pilgrim hit the road to check out some cool spots.
figurative As a writer, I see myself as a pilgrim on a quest for inspiration.
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