methodist
word
Definition
A Methodist is a member of a Christian Protestant denomination called Methodism, which began in the 18th century and follows the teachings of John Wesley.
Usage & Nuances
'Methodist' is always capitalized and can be a noun or adjective. Commonly used to refer to churches, traditions, or people in the Methodist denomination. It is not used for general 'method-based' approaches, only for the religious context.
Spanish: metodistaPortuguese (BR): metodistaPortuguese (PT): metodistaChinese (Simplified): 卫理公会成员 - 卫理宗教徒Chinese (Traditional): 衛理公會成員 - 衛理宗教徒Hindi: मिथोडिस्टArabic: الميثودي
Example Sentences
My grandmother is a Methodist.
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The Methodist church is on Main Street.
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He became a Methodist last year.
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She grew up attending Methodist youth camps every summer.
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My neighbors are Methodists and invite us to their holiday events.
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He's not a Methodist himself, but he sometimes goes to services with his friends.
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