Pilgrim

/pˈɪlɡɹɪm/

/ˈpɪɫɡɹəm/, /ˈpɪɫɡɹɪm/

Pilgrim

a religious person who travels to a sacred place for a holy cause

a person who visits foreign lands for a personal cause

a member of the group of pilgrims who traveled from England to America in 1620 to start a colony in Massachusetts

Examples

1. Pilgrims pass ghostly castles, simple farmhouses with slate roofs, and sleepy medieval villages.

2. Pilgrims pass ghostly castles, simple farmhouses with slate roofs, and sleepy medieval villages.

3. Pilgrims venerate the saint in this gilded chapel.

4. Pilgrims venerate the saint in this gilded chapel.