follower in Latin
follower in Latin is sectātor — follower means a person who supports, admires, or adheres to the ideas of another person, movement, or belief.
follower in Latin
sectātor
What does "follower" mean?
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noun A person who supports, admires, or adheres to the ideas of another person, movement, or belief.
"The cult had thousands of devoted followers."
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noun A person who subscribes to another person's account on social media.
"His follower count doubled after the video went viral."
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noun A mechanical part that receives motion from another moving part, as in an engine.
"The cam follower wore down after years of use."
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follower in a sentence
- The cult had thousands of devoted followers.
- She was an early follower of the minimalist design movement.
- His follower count doubled after the video went viral.
- The cam follower wore down after years of use.
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What is "follower" in Latin?
"follower" in Latin is sectātor. follower means: A person who supports, admires, or adheres to the ideas of another person, movement, or belief.
How do you use "follower" in a sentence?
Example: "The cult had thousands of devoted followers." In Latin, "follower" is sectātor.
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