believers
n. countablen. people who think that something is true or good, especially a religious idea or a specific theory. You are a believer if you have strong faith in someone or something.
n. people who accept something as true, particularly in the context of religious faith or a specific ideology. Often used to describe adherents of a movement or those who trust in the efficacy of a method.
Many believers gather at the temple every morning.
The scientist found it difficult to convince the true believers that their favorite theory was actually incorrect.
While the policy faced heavy criticism from economists, it remained popular among true believers who felt that its long-term social benefits would eventually outweigh the immediate financial costs.
The plural form of 'believer'; frequently followed by the preposition 'in' to specify the object of faith or trust.