Zelator
Noun
UK
/zɪˈleɪ.tər/
US
/zɪˈleɪ.tɚ/
Definition
A person who shows strong interest or works hard for something.
Example
"The zelator worked hard to support his group."
"As a zelator, she spent her free time teaching others and helping her community."
"He acted as a zelator, always full of energy and passion for his beliefs."
Explanation
A zelator is a person who is very eager or shows strong effort and faith in something, especially in religion, learning, or doing something. The word comes from zeal, which means strong interest or passion. For example, he was a zelator in helping others. It can also be used for someone who works with strong energy for a cause or belief.