Admirer: meaning, definitions and examples

Typically used when someone has a romantic interest or deep admiration for another person. The word can sometimes carry a slightly formal or old-fashioned connotation.

• He has a secret admirer who leaves flowers on his desk every week

Commonly used to describe a person who enthusiastically likes, supports, or follows a particular person, group, or interest, such as sports teams, celebrities, or hobbies.

• He's a huge fan of the local football team and attends every game

Often used in the context of someone who actively promotes or backs a cause, individual, or group, sometimes in a political, social, or sports context. It implies a more active involvement in the act of supporting.

• She is a strong supporter of environmental conservation efforts in her community

Best used to describe someone who genuinely values and enjoys something, often art, music, or cultural aspects. It's more about showing gratitude and recognizing the quality of the subject.

• She is a true appreciator of classical music and never misses a concert