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No, the collective noun for worshipers in church are a congregation of worshipers, an assembly of worshipers, a gathering of worshipers.
The noun 'believers' is a synonym of the noun 'worshipers', which can be substituted for use with the above collective nouns, for example 'a congregation of believers'.
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What is the collective noun for stitches?
A row if stitches or a clump of stitches are some collective nouns that could be used.
What is the collective noun for arms?
The collective noun for human arms is a pair of arms. The collective noun for arms as weapons could be armory, cache, or store of arms.
Is the word runners a collective noun?
No. Runners is the plural form of runner. A collective noun for runners could be pack -- a pack of runners
What is the collective noun for herbs?
Some collective nouns for herbs could be a pinch, a bouquet, or a patch.
Is buissnespeople a collective noun?
No, businesspeople is not a collective noun, it is a common plural noun. A collective noun for businesspeople could be staff, committee, or board. Businesspeople is a genre or a type not a group.
How many worshipers could the holy mosque accommodate?
40,970
Could the Greek Goddess Athena still live today?
It depends on your concept of deities.If a deity requires believers to exist and there are or are not Athena believers alive her existence would depend on that status. A story in the May 08 2004 issue of "The Telegraph" (a British newspaper) indicates that Athena worshipers do exist. This implies she still is around.Some religions such as Christianity believe in a deity that exists with or without a cadre of believers. Since one deity is essentially as believable as any other Athena would exist.If atheists are correct and no gods exist anywhere she would not exist.
What is a collective noun for adjectives?
I don't believe there is one; I could be wrong. You could say modifiers, but that would really be closer to a synonym and not a collective. It's not a good synonym for adjective either. You could say vocabulary, but that would not be a specific collective for adjectives.
How is Hinduism used by believers of religion?
Hinduism is used by believers by text, books, and other different things so that they could tell a detail.
What is a collective noun for propoises?
Collective noun for porpoises could be a school, herd, pod, crowd or shoal
Could Loaves use as a collective noun?
Yes, the word 'loaves' is a collective noun for loaves of bread.
What is the collective noun for stitches?
A row if stitches or a clump of stitches are some collective nouns that could be used.
What was the center of a typical Irish neighborhood?
In Ireland, it could be a church, a pub or a GAA club.In Ireland, it could be a church, a pub or a GAA club.In Ireland, it could be a church, a pub or a GAA club.In Ireland, it could be a church, a pub or a GAA club.In Ireland, it could be a church, a pub or a GAA club.In Ireland, it could be a church, a pub or a GAA club.In Ireland, it could be a church, a pub or a GAA club.In Ireland, it could be a church, a pub or a GAA club.In Ireland, it could be a church, a pub or a GAA club.In Ireland, it could be a church, a pub or a GAA club.In Ireland, it could be a church, a pub or a GAA club.
What is the collective noun for arms?
The collective noun for human arms is a pair of arms. The collective noun for arms as weapons could be armory, cache, or store of arms.
Is the word runners a collective noun?
No. Runners is the plural form of runner. A collective noun for runners could be pack -- a pack of runners
Why did some christians object to the presence of icons in church?
Some Christians objected to the presence of icons in church due to concerns about idolatry, believing that the veneration of icons could lead to worshiping the image rather than the spiritual truth it represents. They also argued that icons could distract from the true essence of Christian faith and could potentially confuse or mislead believers.
What is the collective noun for herbs?
Some collective nouns for herbs could be a pinch, a bouquet, or a patch.
