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votist

votist noun: somene who makes a vow.

Noun

votist (plural votists)

  1. (obsolete) Somene who makes a vow.
    • a poore woman , votiſt of reuenge1613, George Chapman, The Revenge of Bussy D'Ambois

Forms of votist

pluralvotists

Origin of votist

From vote + -ist.

Questions about votist

What does votist mean?
Votist means somene who makes a vow.
What part of speech is votist?
Votist is a noun.
What is the plural of votist?
The plural of votist is votists.

Words near votist in the dictionary

  1. voting up
  2. voting with one's feet
  3. voting with one's wallet
  4. votings
  5. Votish
  6. votist
  7. votists
  8. votive
  9. votive candle
  10. votive candles
  11. votive mass

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