Meanings
plural precants
- obsoleterarelifestyleA person who prays.
The attempt to answer this argument by admitting its invalidity relatively to God, but asserting the efficacy of prayer relatively to the pray-er or precant himself, is merely staving off the objection a single step.
1854, “Notes on Luther's table talk”, in Professor Shedd, editor, The Complete Works of Samuel Taylor Coleridge, volume 5Synonyms: worshipper
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nounA person who prays.
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