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Definition of acolyte - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
supportdevoted follower or assistant
- He was an acolyte of the famous philosopher.
2.
religious roleassistant in religious services
- The acolyte helped prepare the altar for mass..
Origin of acolyte
Greek, akolouthos (follower)
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religion
acolyte responsible for the censer during services
Examples of acolyte in a sentence
She was an acolyte in the political campaign. The acolyte carried the incense during the ceremony. Each acolyte wore a white robe for the service.
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- French:acolyte, ...
- German:Gefolgsmann, Akolyth, ...
- Italian:adepto, accolito, ...
- Spanish:acólito, monaguillo, ...
- Portuguese:acólito, ...
- Chinese:追随者, 教士助手, ...
- Japanese:信奉者, 侍者, ...
- Arabic:مُساعِد, خادِم مَذْبَح, ...
- Hebrew:סַיְּיעָן מָסוּר, מְשָׁרֵת מִזְבֵּחַ, ...
- Russian:последователь, ...
- Ukrainian:послідовник, аколіт, ...
- Hindi:अनुयायी, मंत्र सहायक, ...
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