Pronunciation: /ədˈhɪrənt/
noun a person who follows or upholds a leader, cause, or belief
A1 She is a loyal adherent of the local sports team.
A2 The group has many adherents who support their cause.
B1 As an adherent of the philosophy, he follows its teachings closely.
B2 The author has a dedicated group of adherents who eagerly await each new book.
C1 The political leader has a large following of adherents who believe in his policies.
C2 The religious leader's adherents are deeply committed to their faith and its practices.
adjective sticking or clinging to something, such as an adhesive substance
A1 She is an adherent supporter of the local football team.
A2 He is an adherent believer in traditional medicine practices.
B1 The company has many adherent customers who are loyal to the brand.
B2 The politician has a strong base of adherent followers who support his policies.
C1 The professor is an adherent advocate for environmental conservation.
C2 The artist has a dedicated group of adherent fans who appreciate her work.
formal The religious leader had many adherents who followed his teachings closely.
informal She's a strict adherent to the rules of the game.
slang He's a die-hard adherent of that band, he never misses a concert.
figurative As an adherent of minimalism, she believed in decluttering her life for a clearer mind.
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