Definition for Disciple:

• One of Christ\'s personal followers, esp. one of the Twelve; any early believer in Christ; follower, adherent, of any leader of thought, art, &c. Hence discipleship n., discipular a. [ old English]

Synonyms for Disciple:

• n.

  •
  • evangelist,
  • enthusiast,
  • lover,
  • fan,
  • man,
  • aficionado,
  • fanatic.
  •
  • witness,
  • apostle,
  • father.
  •
  • satellite,
  • over,
  • precede.
  •adherent (noun)
  • card-carrying members,
  • card carrying members,
  • hanger on,
  • cardcarrying member,
  • hangeron,
  • card carrying member,
  • cardcarrying members.
  •admirer (noun)
  • girlfriend,
  • rooters,
  • wooer,
  • Rooter.
  •believer (noun)
  • religionist,
  • acceptor,
  • doctrinaire,
  • religious person,
  • canonist,
  • doctrinaires,
  • dogmatist,
  • upholder,
  • religionists,
  • Acceptors,
  • canonists,
  • dogmatists,
  • upholders,
  • worshiper.
  •believer, follower (noun)
  • proselyte,
  • buff,
  • nut,
  • Sectator,
  • fiend,
  • groupie,
  • booster,
  • bug,
  • hound,
  • freak,
  • supporter,
  • zealot,
  • attendant,
  • catechumen,
  • junkie.
  •client (noun)
  • de-pendent,
  • walk-ins,
  • protegees,
  • protegee,
  • walkin,
  • de pendents,
  • walk in,
  • de-pendents,
  • walk ins,
  • de pendent,
  • walkins.
  •cohort (noun)
  • myrmidon,
  • sidekick,
  • consociate,
  • myrmidons,
  • pal,
  • mate,
  • consociates,
  • confrere,
  • confreres.
  •convert (noun)
  • novices,
  • catechumens.
  •customer (noun)
  • client.
  •devotee (noun)
  • votarients.
  •follower (noun)
  • bootlicker,
  • vassal,
  • participant,
  • promoter.
  •partisan (noun)
  • de fender,
  • de-fenders,
  • de fenders,
  • de-fender.
  •pupil (noun)
  • schoolboy girl,
  • schoolboy girls,
  • first year students,
  • graduate students,
  • under-graduate,
  • firstyear students,
  • under graduate,
  • under graduates,
  • firstyear student,
  • first-year students,
  • schoolboy- girls,
  • schoolboy- girl,
  • under-graduates.
  •scholar (noun)
  • schoolchild,
  • bookish person,
  • wise person,
  • litterateur,
  • person of letters,
  • savant,
  • wise persons,
  • scientist,
  • litterateurs,
  • philosopher,
  • wise people.
  •sectarian (noun)
  • true believer,
  • misbeliever,
  • non-conformist,
  • true believers,
  • separatist,
  • revolutionaries.
  •son (noun)
  • ben,
  • BENS,
  • fils,
  • Males.
  •support/supporter (noun)
  • ex-pounders,
  • pre-server,
  • sub scribers,
  • sub-scribers,
  • pre servers,
  • co workers,
  • ex pounder,
  • tower strength,
  • pre server,
  • ex-pounder,
  • well wishers,
  • sub-scriber,
  • sub scriber,
  • well-wishers,
  • co worker,
  • well wisher,
  • ex pounders,
  • pre-servers.
  •votary (noun)
  • votarists.
  •worshiper (noun)
  • adorer,
  • churchgoers,
  • churchgoer,
  • adorers.

• Other synonyms:

  •Saul
  • paul.
  •
  • matthew,
  • the Trinity,
  • lazarus,
  • apostolic,
  • christ,
  • solomon,
  • the Son of God,
  • Mother of God,
  • the Redeemer,
  • mark,
  • the Holy Ghost,
  • Him,
  • His,
  • the Three Wise Men,
  • the Magi,
  • Jesus Christ,
  • Our Lady,
  • Our Lord,
  • jonah.
  •
  • madonna,
  • henchman,
  • parrot,
  • messianic,
  • savior,
  • he,
  • minion.
  •
  • messiah,
  • king,
  • lord.

Paraphrases for Disciple:

• Independent

  • Noun, singular or mass
    Alumni.

• Other Related

  • Noun, singular or mass
    follower, pupil, student, keymaster, apprentice, servant.

Antonyms for Disciple:

• n.

  • believer, follower
    detractor, god, enemy, opponent.
  • Other antonyms:
    adversary, traitor, deserter, betrayer, apostate, antagonist, renegade, turncoat, leader, hater.

Disciple Sentence Examples:

• I will willingly be a disciple of the cause.

• The disciple cannot expect to be above the Master.

Homophones for Disciple:

• dog hobble, deducible, discocephali, decibel, disavowable, duckbill, decouple, dog flea, dispel, deshabille, despoil, disk file, detachable, Dutch people, decayable, dishevel, dissociable, dishabille, display, disable, decisively, disavowal, dishful.