devotees

Per Santa Muerte tradition, devotees offer apples, cigarettes, and bottles of tequila.

In total, Chesnut estimates that Santa Muerte may have as many as 10 million devotees, and counting.

When it comes to Hollywood and films about faith, God and mammon are both finding devotees.

My characterization of radio host Alex Jones (a frequent promoter of the Pauls) sparked outrage among his devotees.

Unlike the chaste boys club devotees of ‘Dungeons and Losers’ (oops, ‘Dragons’) of yore, women play the new games and like them.

I think of you continuously—it is what devotees call habitual thought, such as one should have of God, if one did one's duty.

The impractical view of life which art seemed to demand of its devotees was enough to arouse suspicion, if not her actual dislike.

The devotees and common people are, in the hands of their guides, only automatons which they move at their fancy.

Some parts of this celestial system were always denied by devotees who admitted other parts.

The society of these devotees is calculated solely to render their lives mutually more unsupportable.