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Meanings of disciple in English
Followers of Jesus, Christian perspective.
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Examples for "follower"
Examples for "follower"
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The follower of Berkeley or Newton has satisfied himself in the negative.
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Ethan was the finest example of that, a politician, not a follower.
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The web has come to expect this follower-grabbing theater from internet personalities.
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The follower should make an effort to stay ahead of the game.
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Jesus fixes the horizon of His follower as that of the world.
1
Aleynikov was a long-time adherent of open source code, the court heard.
2
Principal findings: All lines proliferate as adherent monolayers and express glial markers.
3
This celebrated adherent of the Chevalier was born in the year 1705.
4
Autopsy.-Baseof left lung adherent to diaphragm and costal pleura; lung hardened.
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We measure mechanical properties including stiffness, hysteresis and visco-elasticity of adherent cells.
Usage of disciple in English
1
The preceptor should never be disregarded in any manner by the disciple.
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He has been a disciple of a great man for many years.
3
In fact, the only disciple who really cared about money was Judas.
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He was once more the disciple of the Man of the Blood-Feud.
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Asuri obtained this knowledge in consequence of the questions of his disciple.
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And from that hour the disciple took her to his own home.
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In his sublimer conception, he shows himself the worthy disciple of Socrates.
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The disciple pulled himself together with some difficulty and shook the others.
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Then the other disciple went in also, and he saw, and believed.
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But it's important to we maintain the disciple and react smart tactically.
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He was a disciple of the porch, and not of the garden.
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The disciple of the tent-maker is not apt to lose his bearings.
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Yet to enlighten the disciple, the final struggle may be thus expressed:
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Sir Francis Burdett gloried in being thought a disciple of Mr. Tooke.
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Thus positivism, in this disciple, returned to the artless metaphysics of savages.
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The disciple ridiculed his master, and the master treated contemptuously his disciple.
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United Kingdom
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