fanbase
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3.0
- noun
- /ˈfænˌbeɪs/
- Texting
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base de seguidores
- The singer was grateful for her loyal fanbase, who supported her through thick and thin.
- a cult fanbase
And we solicited questions from our eager fanbase, our patrons, Patreon members.
- And we solicited questions from our eager fanbase, our patrons, Patreon members.
- And they'll say, look, this fanbase is toxic.
- And the biggest surprise to me was how big Josh Groban's fanbase is.
- I've seen the extent of the fanbase, the emotion that exists within the fanbase, the scale of the club.
- I was still working five days a week, but but that was it then and the fanbase had really started to grow.
- That's a bigger purpose, not to retain a name or a fanbase or a space on on a podcasting platform.
- A husband and father of six, Leo is the creator of Zen Habits, one of the largest single author blogs in the world with a fanatic global fanbase in the millions.
- Like, you have a voice and a point of view and fanbase and, you know, legions of of very loyal people that care very much what you have to say.
- But The thing is, he's trying to tell me that he's fit the entire Burnley fanbase, the entire United fanbase, the entire City fanbase on one coach, bro, that doesn't work.
- Maddest, I think the challenge is maddest fanbase.
- I can speak on behalf of the UK, the world and most importantly the Love Island fanbase when I say that I and nobody that I know.
Examples
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And we solicited questions from our eager fanbase, our patrons, Patreon members.
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"We've kind of had a hard time figuring out how to be a fanbase," he said.
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We got your whole, like, fanbase in the house today.
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But then I might just lose the connection with some of the fanbase and it might slow down the the global reach.
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I was still working five days a week, but but that was it then and the fanbase had really started to grow.
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But as the years pass, her fanbase gets smaller.
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Another segment of the fanbase had slightly different ideas about how this season would go.
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You've got a tremendous fanbase out there.
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I've seen the extent of the fanbase, the emotion that exists within the fanbase, the scale of the club.
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Halo 4 has only just been released, and it's already dividing the fanbase right down the middle.
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Synonyms
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3.2
A group of people who strongly support someone like a singer or sports team
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3.6
A group of fans who share an interest in the same show, person, or team
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3.2
A group of people who support and admire a person or idea
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6.1
A group of people who support and are loyal to a person or idea
A group of people who like and support someone or something
A group of fans who support the same famous person or artist
People who strongly support and admire a person or group
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Etymology
The word fanbase comes from fan, short for 'fanatic' and meaning 'very enthusiastic', and base, meaning 'group' or 'foundation'. So, a fanbase is the group of loyal supporters who form the 'base' for a person, team, or thing.