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acolyte

[ak-uh-lahyt] / ˈæk əˌlaɪt /
NOUN
attendant, usually in a church
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Pointing out that Fox obviously doesn't care about its audience only serves to fill the network's acolytes with even more resolve.

From Salon

The former president had sounded incredulous for months that his onetime acolyte would challenge him.

From New York Times

The New York Times reported that Teixeira had posted the documents on the chat group to "teach the young acolytes who gravitated to him about actual war."

From Salon

“Donald and acolytes continue to disparage me as a way of deflection from his looming legal troubles,” Michael Cohen wrote Thursday, a day after Mr. Trump’s lawsuit against him was filed in federal court.

From Washington Times

Trump and his right-wing media acolytes keep claiming indictments will only make Trump stronger.

From Salon