bhagat
Pronunciation: [bʱəɡət]
Context: "relationship"
(noun) a term used in various South Asian cultures, often referring to a devotee, typically of a religious figure or philosophy. A bhagat is someone who is very dedicated to their faith and practices their beliefs sincerely.
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The bhagat spent every morning praying and helping others in the community.
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He didn't act like a true bhagat and often ignored the teachings he claimed to follow.
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What makes someone a bhagat in your community?
Context: "cultural"
(noun) in certain contexts, it can also mean someone who is a fan or admirer, especially in terms of music or art. A bhagat here shows strong support or admiration for a particular artist or genre.
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She is a bhagat of the local music scene and attends every concert she can.
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Despite claiming to love music, he never acts like a true bhagat by attending any shows.
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Who is your favorite bhagat in the music world?
Context: "historical"
(noun) historically, it can refer to a saint or poet in Indian history known for deep spiritual insights. These bhagats often wrote poetry or songs that convey spiritual messages.
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The bhagat's writings inspire many people to seek a deeper understanding of life.
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Many people today don't recognize the wisdom of the old bhagats and their contributions to culture.
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Which bhagat's poetry do you find the most inspiring?