pulpitarian
UK/ˌpʌl.pɪˈtɛəɹi.ən/US/ˌpʌl.pɪˈtɛɹi.ən/
pulpitarian noun: one who preaches from a pulpit.
Noun
pulpitarian (plural pulpitarians)
- One who preaches from a pulpit.
Forms of pulpitarian
| plural | pulpitarians |
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Words that rhyme with pulpitarian
- Darien
- barbarian
- Aryan
- libertarian
- Arian
- documentarian
- humanitarian
- sabbatarian
- sectarian
- unitarian
- vegetarian
- -arian
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- agrarian
- Bulgarian
- caesarian
- catenarian
- librarian
- lunarian
- Marian
- planetarian
- Ripuarian
- Solarian
- trinitarian
- alphabetarian
- antiauthoritarian
- aquarian
- Bolivarian
- communitarian
- contrarian
- corpuscularian
- denarian
- flexitarian
- futilitarian
- infirmarian
- Kaffrarian
- necessitarian
- nonsectarian
- paraovarian
- parian
- pollotarian
- proprietarian
- quinarian
- sacramentarian
- sanitarian
- semivegetarian
- Tartarean
- Tartarian
- Tocharian
- tricenarian
- valetudinarian
- vestiarian
- acarian
- actiniarian
- actuarian
- aerarian
- alcyonarian
- altitudinarian
- antelapsarian
- antiacarian
- antiegalitarian
Questions about pulpitarian
- What does pulpitarian mean?
- Pulpitarian means one who preaches from a pulpit.
- What part of speech is pulpitarian?
- Pulpitarian is a noun.
- How do you pronounce pulpitarian?
- Pulpitarian is pronounced /ˌpʌl.pɪˈtɛəɹi.ən/ (UK).
- What is the plural of pulpitarian?
- The plural of pulpitarian is pulpitarians.
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