Antonyms for catechumen
| Grammar : Noun |
| Spell : kat-i-kyoo-muh n |
| Phonetic Transcription : ˌkæt ɪˈkyu mən |
Definition of catechumen
Origin :- "new convert," 15c., from French catéchumène, from Church Latin catechumenus, from Greek katekhoumenos "one being instructed," passive present participle of katekhein (see catechesis).
- As in learner : noun person who receives education
- As in pupil : noun person who is learning something
- As in beginner : noun person unskilled in something
- As in novitiate : noun beginner
- As in convert : noun new believer
- As in disciple : noun believer, follower
Synonyms for catechumen
- abecedarian
- adherent
- amateur
- apostle
- apprentice
- attendant
- beginner
- bookworm
- booster
- brain
- buckwheater
- buff
- bug
- catechumen
- cohort
- colt
- convert
- devotee
- disciple
- enthusiast
- fan
- fanatic
- fiend
- first-year student
- fish
- fledgling
- follower
- freak
- freshman
- graduate student
- greenhorn
- greenie
- groupie
- hound
- initiate
- junior
- junkie
- learner
- neophyte
- new kid on the block
- new person
- newcomer
- novice
- novitiate
- nut
- partisan
- probationer
- proselyte
- pupil
- recruit
- rooter
- satellite
- scholar
- schoolboy/girl
- sectary
- sectator
- senior
- sophomore
- starter
- student
- supporter
- tenderfoot
- trainee
- tyro
- undergraduate
- votary
- witness
- zealot
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