adherent in Latin
adherent in Latin is sectātor — adherent means a person who supports a particular leader, party, religion or set of ideas.
adherent in Latin
sectātor
A person who has membership in some group, association or religion.
What does "adherent" mean?
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noun A person who supports a particular leader, party, religion or set of ideas.
"The movement claims several million adherents worldwide."
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adjective Sticking fast to a surface or to another part.
"The bandage was adherent to the wound and had to be soaked off."
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adherent in a sentence
- The movement claims several million adherents worldwide.
- Even his fiercest adherents admitted the speech had gone badly.
- The bandage was adherent to the wound and had to be soaked off.
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What is "adherent" in Latin?
"adherent" in Latin is sectātor. adherent means: A person who supports a particular leader, party, religion or set of ideas.
How do you use "adherent" in a sentence?
Example: "The movement claims several million adherents worldwide." In Latin, "adherent" is sectātor.
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