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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a devout practitioner" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is deeply committed to and actively engages in a particular belief system or practice, often in a religious context.
Example: "As a devout practitioner of Buddhism, she dedicates her mornings to meditation and mindfulness."
Alternatives: "a devoted follower" or "a committed believer".
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Tebow, a devout practitioner of Christianity, was pilloried and ridiculed," he wrote.
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The suspected shooter, Muhammad Abdulazeez, a devout Muslim".
A man sports the beard of a devout Muslim.
You see, Lt. General Caslen is a devout, evangelical Christian.
A good friend of mine, an economics professor, is a devout libertarian.
And being a devout Muslim makes me a better American citizen".
He is fierce, compassionate and a devout Christian despite his sexuality.
After all, Huntsman is the bastion of marriage fidelity, a devout Mormon and family man.
This is fitting; Zelda was a devout gardener who loved all flora.
Although a devout Catholic, she is often photographed at Hindu Temples.
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