CEFR B1

disciple

noun

Meaning

A person who is a follower or pupil of a particular teacher, philosopher, or leader, especially one who spreads their teachings.

Examples

Jesus chose twelve disciples to spread his message.
She became a devoted disciple of the renowned scientist, studying his methods closely.

Synonyms: pupil, follower, adherent, protégé

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disciple (B1)

noun

Pronunciation: /dɪˈsaɪ.pəl/

Definition

A person who is a follower or pupil of a particular teacher, philosopher, or leader, especially one who spreads their teachings.

Examples

Jesus chose twelve disciples to spread his message.
She became a devoted disciple of the renowned scientist, studying his methods closely.
Many young musicians were disciples of the jazz legend, imitating his improvisational style.

How to Use disciple

disciple of (prepositional phrase): A follower or student of a specific person or idea. — "She was a loyal disciple of the renowned chef, learning all his secret recipes."

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