0 someone who believes in a particular person or set of ideas -- zwolenni-k/czka, wielbiciel/ka
a follower of Jesus
The uprising also highlighted the ambiguity in the relations between big men and their followers.
My experience is that club loyalty pays too well; too many goodies are directed toward intellectual followers.
The follower's orientation trajectories in the presence and the absence of the wind disturbance are fairly close, except for the roll angle.
He must combine moral authority over his fellow tribesmen with the ability to deliver benefits and services to his followers.
One is religious tolerance, measured by the respondent's willingness to accept the followers of other religions as neighbors, and the other is approval of divorce.
Based on their experiences, followers believe that the shaykh's poetry is not created in time but is a materialized copy of a timeless original.
The use of a driven shield effectively reduced the capacity of the long cables leading to the cathode followers t o a low value.
While the breadth of the examples on which he draws puts many historians to shame, his thesis will find few followers among historians.
