devotee

Preposition: of

• deity: When you become a devotee of a deity you receive an OOC prayer sheet.
• religion: Old Roman laws against witchcraft and magic were invoked against devotees of rival religions whose gods were called devils.
• music: This disk will not appeal to, and may even annoy devotees of new music.
• series: If you have devotees of the series already, they will want to keep up with latest additions to the set.
• sport: Throughout his life Derek Birley was a passionate devotee of sport.
• art: About the Author Steve Marchant has been a devotee of cartoon art from an early age.

Converse of object

• attract: Once per year, a great festival was held in Bubastis to honor Bast, attracting devotees from all over the country.
• become: Like her parents, she instantly became a devotee.
• ask: He asked a devotee, " Do you ever have dreams?
• have: Never mind, he has a devotee who will carry on the fight to independence.
• mean: The people who belong to the truth mean the devotees who belong to the God.

Adjective modifier

• ardent: Perhaps the best known was Woodrow Wyatt, the former right wing Labor MP who ended up an ardent devotee of Margaret Thatcher.
• loyal: To his loyal devotees this is of course another ' test ' of their faith.
• fellow: My mom, a fellow devotee to the cause, is suitably impressed by my dedication.
• true: What caste can a true devotee or the perfect soul have?
• Many: Many devotees had mentioned this one driver, who owned his own company, Abdul.

Noun used with modifier

• shoping: Calling all online customer shoping devotees, enjoy this remarkable on line e-commerce site, a very enjoyable web page.
• woman: To her simple women devotees she spoke simple, homely truths.
• householder: Contains the life stories of the householder devotees of Sri Ramakrishna.