Born-again ( adjective , noun )

(As an adjective)

Born-again ( adjective )

1. Having experienced a spiritual or religious conversion and become a devout follower of a particular faith or church.
2. Having been given a new and better life.

Origin:

The term "born again" comes from the bible, specifically john 3:3, where jesus tells a man named nicodemus that in order to see the kingdom of god, one must be "born again.".

Examples:

1. He became a born-again Christian after reading the Bible.
2. She was a born-again environmentalist after visiting the Amazon rainforest.
3. The born-again politician campaigned for religious rights.
4. The born-again rapper sang about God's grace in his music.
5. The born-again athlete attributed his success to his faith.

(As a noun)

Born-again ( noun )

1. Having experienced a spiritual or religious conversion and become a devout follower of a particular faith or church.
2. Having been given a new and better life.

Origin:

The term "born again" comes from the bible, specifically john 3:3, where jesus tells a man named nicodemus that in order to see the kingdom of god, one must be "born again.".

Examples:

1. He became a born-again Christian after reading the Bible.
2. She was a born-again environmentalist after visiting the Amazon rainforest.
3. The born-again politician campaigned for religious rights.
4. The born-again rapper sang about God's grace in his music.
5. The born-again athlete attributed his success to his faith.