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zealoter

zealoter noun: one who is full of zeal and commitment.

Noun

zealoter (plural zealoters)

  1. (obsolete) One who is full of zeal and commitment.
    • Wheupon you shall eftsoons require him, as he will show himself zealoter of our ancient fraternal amity, that he will, without further protract and dilation of time, observe and fulfil his whole promise in sending these instructions;1848, Letters of the kings of England
    • Even stoutest parliamentary “zealoters” must yield to utter weariness of body.1867, Macmillan's Magazine - Volume 16, page 143

Forms of zealoter

pluralzealoters

Questions about zealoter

What does zealoter mean?
Zealoter means one who is full of zeal and commitment.
What part of speech is zealoter?
Zealoter is a noun.
What is the plural of zealoter?
The plural of zealoter is zealoters.

Words near zealoter in the dictionary

  1. zealexins
  2. zealful
  3. zealfully
  4. zealless
  5. zealot
  6. zealoter
  7. zealoters
  8. zealotic
  9. zealotical
  10. zealotism
  11. zealotisms

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