admirers
n. plural-only B2 Upper Intermediate US //ədˈmaɪɹɝz// UK //ɐdmˈaɪəɹəz// ad·mir·ers
n. people who have a high opinion of someone or something. You use this to describe people who respect a person's work or find them very attractive.
n. people who regard a person or thing with high esteem, respect, or pleasure. Often implies a distance between the subject and the object of appreciation, such as a public figure and their audience.
The young singer has many admirers around the world.
Despite the harsh reviews from critics, the architect maintained a loyal circle of admirers who funded his later projects.
The statesman's ability to bridge partisan divides earned him admirers on both sides of the aisle, though his private journals revealed a more cynical view of his contemporaries.
Usage
Plural form of 'admirer'; takes a plural verb.