acolyte
noun
Pronunciation: /ˈæk.ə.laɪt/
Definition
A person who assists a leader or a more experienced individual in a task or project, often acting as a devoted follower or apprentice.
Examples
The aging professor was surrounded by a group of loyal acolytes who helped manage his research projects.
She started her career as an acolyte to the famous fashion designer, learning every aspect of the trade.
The politician was constantly trailed by a small band of acolytes eager to implement his new policies.
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