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admirer

[ad-mahyuhr-er] / ædˈmaɪər ər /


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Memorial services for Jackson will proceed in Chicago, Washington, and South Carolina, drawing leaders, activists, and admirers from across the country.

From Salon

Meanwhile, admirers, colleagues and gallery workers have sent her curios from New Mexico, Tennessee, New England and beyond.

From Los Angeles Times

Never mind that it doesn’t look that way to the people who are freed—or to their loved ones and admirers.

From The Wall Street Journal

Along the way they were met by thousands of admirers, who mostly greeted them with reverent silence rather than cheers or applause.

From Salon

The 2015 release of "Touken Ranbu" has since turned some of its fans into serious admirers of the katana, the name given to the lightweight but extremely sharp Japanese sword with a curved blade.

From Barron's