methodist
/ˈmɛθədɪst/ · meth·o·dist
noun
- A member of the Methodist denomination, a Protestant Christian church founded on the teachings of John Wesley. She grew up in a small town where most of the congregation were Methodists.
- One who follows a method; a person who adheres strictly to a particular system or procedure. He is a methodist when it comes to organizing his research notes, never deviating from his established workflow.
adjective
- Relating to Methodism or its adherents. The Methodist doctrine emphasizes personal holiness and social justice.
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Did you know? The label 'Methodist' was originally a derisive nickname coined by critics who mocked the early followers' systematic approach to Bible study and personal discipline.