Definition of Lubavitcher in US English:

Lubavitcher

nounlo͞oˈbäviCHərˈlo͞obəˌviCHər

A member of a Hasidic community founded in the 1700s by Rabbi Shneour Zalman.
Example sentencesExamples
- After the burial, some Lubavitchers left, others continued to say Tehillim.
- His sister, he points out, is a Lubavitcher with seven children in Miami Beach.
- Although some Lubavitchers were reluctant to publicly admit it, many held that their leader, Menachem Schneerson, was the messiah and they were waiting for him to reveal himself.
- If someone does not believe in all of this, can they call themselves a Lubavitcher?

Definition of Lubavitcher in US English:

Lubavitcher

nounˈlo͞obəˌviCHər

A member of a Hasidic community founded in the 1700s by Rabbi Shneour Zalman.
Example sentencesExamples
- Although some Lubavitchers were reluctant to publicly admit it, many held that their leader, Menachem Schneerson, was the messiah and they were waiting for him to reveal himself.
- If someone does not believe in all of this, can they call themselves a Lubavitcher?
- After the burial, some Lubavitchers left, others continued to say Tehillim.
- His sister, he points out, is a Lubavitcher with seven children in Miami Beach.

词汇	Lubavitcher
释义	Definition of Lubavitcher in US English: Lubavitcher nounlo͞oˈbäviCHərˈlo͞obəˌviCHər A member of a Hasidic community founded in the 1700s by Rabbi Shneour Zalman. Example sentencesExamples After the burial, some Lubavitchers left, others continued to say Tehillim. His sister, he points out, is a Lubavitcher with seven children in Miami Beach. Although some Lubavitchers were reluctant to publicly admit it, many held that their leader, Menachem Schneerson, was the messiah and they were waiting for him to reveal himself. If someone does not believe in all of this, can they call themselves a Lubavitcher? Definition of Lubavitcher in US English: Lubavitcher nounˈlo͞obəˌviCHər A member of a Hasidic community founded in the 1700s by Rabbi Shneour Zalman. Example sentencesExamples Although some Lubavitchers were reluctant to publicly admit it, many held that their leader, Menachem Schneerson, was the messiah and they were waiting for him to reveal himself. If someone does not believe in all of this, can they call themselves a Lubavitcher? After the burial, some Lubavitchers left, others continued to say Tehillim. His sister, he points out, is a Lubavitcher with seven children in Miami Beach.
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