camp follower
The phrase “camp follower” has 4 syllables: camp fol-low-er.
It's pronounced as /kæmp ˈfɑl.oʊ.ər/.
What is synonym and antonym for camp follower?
In the thesaurus, “camp follower” has 15 synonyms and 5 antonyms.
Here are synonyms and antonyms for camp follower along with examples of usage in sentences.
Synonyms for camp follower
- acolyte
- adherent
- apostle
- disciple
- flunkey
- henchman
- lackey
- liege man
- minion
- partizan
- satellite
- soldier
- sycophant
- votarist
- votary
Antonyms for camp follower
- apostate
- defector
- renegade
- traitor
- turncoat
Meanings of camp follower
- noun
- A civilian who follows an army, typically a family member of a soldier or someone who provides services to the soldiers, e.g. prostitution, sale of liquor, cooking and laundry.
- A hanger-on.
Example Sentences
- During the war, a camp follower was often someone who provided support services to the soldiers.
- The camp followers played a crucial role in maintaining the morale of the troops.
- Many camp followers were women and families who accompanied the army to cook and tend to the soldiers' needs.
- The term camp follower historically referred to those who traveled with military camps, not just soldiers.
- In historical reenactments, volunteers sometimes take on the role of camp followers to provide a more authentic experience.
On this page you'll find 20 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to camp follower, such as: acolyte, adherent, apostate, apostle, defector, disciple, flunkey.
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Related Words
satellite
- acolyte
- adherent
- camp follower
- flunkey
- flunkie
- flunky
- henchman
- lackey
- liege man
- minion
- missionary
- partizan
- pupil
- soldier
- stooge
- sycophant
- toady
satellites
- acolytes
- adherents
- apostles
- apparatchiki
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- disciples
- epigones
- flunkeys
- flunkies
- henchmen
- lackeys
- liege men
- minions
- missionaries
- myrmidons
- partizans
- pupils
- soldiers
- stooges
- sycophants
- toadies
- votaries