coreligionist
an adherent of the same religion as another.
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How to use coreligionist in a sentence
The senator paired these policies with vocal support for reproductive rights, which provoked the ire of many conservative coreligionists.
Xavier Becerra is the victim of the right’s distortion of Catholicism | Duncan Hosie | March 19, 2021 | Washington PostThe clergyman having done his duty by a deceased coreligionist, to him unknown, went back to the city where he belonged.
Sundry Accounts | Irvin S. CobbIt is, as already intimated, the increasing eclat of Shakespeare's name and fame which has made him desirable as a coreligionist.
What was the Religion of Shakespeare? | M. M. MangasarianIs the Jew's first duty to his countryman or to his coreligionist?
A Thousand Years of Jewish History | Maurice H. (Maurice Henry) Harris
British Dictionary definitions for coreligionist
/ (ˌkəʊrɪˈlɪdʒənɪst) /
an adherent of the same religion as another
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