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temple-goer

temple-goer noun: one who goes to a temple.

Noun

temple-goer (plural temple-goers)

  1. One who goes to a temple.
    • She also describes herself as a Hindu temple-goer who visits the temple on a regular basis.2012, Jilly Traganou, Miodrag Mitrasinovic, Travel, Space, Architecture, page 299

Forms of temple-goer

pluraltemple-goers
alternative formtemplegoer

Origin of temple-goer

From temple + goer.

Questions about temple-goer

What does temple-goer mean?
Temple-goer means one who goes to a temple.
What part of speech is temple-goer?
Temple-goer is a noun.
What is the plural of temple-goer?
The plural of temple-goer is temple-goers.

Words near temple-goer in the dictionary

  1. temple tree frog
  2. temple tree frogs
  3. temple viper
  4. temple vipers
  5. Temple-Baraitser syndrome
  6. temple-goer
  7. temple-goers
  8. temple-going
  9. temple-prostitute
  10. temple-prostitutes
  11. Templeborough

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