follower
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1.6
- noun
- /ˈfɑːloʊər/
:
seguidor
- The new religious leader quickly gained many followers who admired his teachings.
- many followers
- leaders and followers
- followers of a religion
He just seems like a normal communist follower, Lenin, until there's a turn.
- He just seems like a normal communist follower, Lenin, until there's a turn.
- And who I am is a follower of Christ.
- Even more fascinating, is anyone here a member or follower of the Church of the Shrike?
- You know, Muhammad, you know, exhorted his his his followers not to convert by the sword.
- Instead, Trump made a frightening call to his followers.
- Once you're the CEO of your life, not just the follower, everything shifts for us.
- When Mao passed and his followers, they were called the Gang of Four.
- Especially considering most of them claim in their profiles follower of Christ, Christ is king.
- It's just amazing the inability for him and for his followers to critically think.
- When Jesus Christ is in his trial, his followers won't admit there is followers, right?
- He wants to rig his artificial intelligence to lie to followers.
Examples
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In America, the non-Orthodox groups have more followers than they do in any other country.
Academic text (1999) -
Transformational leadership empowers followers and renews their commitment to the organization's vision.
Academic text (2008) -
So Christ tells his followers, first of all, to aim up.
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Half of his followers are friends and people from work.
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I feel worse for my followers, to be honest.
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I'll always be your follower.
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We got thousands of followers on our channel watching, listening with us now on this journey.
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There's a big difference between a follower, a fan and a customer.
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While they possess a particular vision, it is the followers who must implement the vision.
Academic text (1990) -
Second point, Jesus Christ commands us as his followers to be generous, very generous.
Synonyms
817
1.0
A person who backs a team or a cause
117
6.6
A person who follows someone closely, often to learn from them
20
6.6
A person who supports a party, leader, or idea and helps promote it
14
7.5
A person who loyally helps and supports an important leader
1
3.9
A person who strongly supports and stays loyal to someone or something
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How Supportive
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Etymology
Follower comes from the verb follow, which comes from an old English word meaning 'to go after'. So a follower is someone who goes with and supports a leader.