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People, or an organization, that financially supports or is a benefactor to a cause, organization or country
Plural for a supreme ruler imbued with divine authority
Plural for a person actively engaged in an art, discipline, or profession
Plural for a person or thing regarded as an infallible authority on something
Plural for a profoundly wise spiritual person or leader
Plural for one skilled in divinity
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People, or an organization, that financially supports or is a benefactor to a cause, organization or country
friends
patrons
backers
supporters
benefactors
adherents
benefactresses
partisans
advocates
advocators
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UK
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US
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idolizers
groupies
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US
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UK
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US
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counsellors
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“They had lost contact with their leaders in San Francisco and, more particularly, with Har Dayal, the
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Plural for a supreme ruler imbued with divine authority
thearchs
emperors
theocrats
god-kings
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Plural for a person actively engaged in an art, discipline, or profession
exponents
practitioners
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players
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executants
gurus
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Plural for a profoundly wise spiritual person or leader
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gurus
mystics
prophets
mahatmas
maharishis
swamis
rabbis
spiritual leaders
rebbes
masters
leaders
acharyas
teachers
guiding lights
mentors
yogis
advisors
torchbearers
guides
counsellors
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counselors
US
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Plural for one skilled in divinity
divines
theologians
priests
clerics
reverends
clergymen
clergywomen
ecclesiastics
ministers
theologists
churchmen
philosophers
preachers
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Plural for a leader or person in authority
commanders
chiefs
head
leaders
captains
bosses
directors
managers
masters
rulers
controllers
headmen
kingpins
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numero unos
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Mr Bigs
high muckamucks
number ones
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