fanbase

/ ˈfænˌbeɪs /

noun

1. the body of admirers of a particular pop singer, football team, etc

Example Sentences

Clement, too, insisted this cannot be a one-off for Rangers and says words will only go so far to placate the fanbase.

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Their voice, opinions and world view would be extremely influential on an industry with such a devoted and zealous fanbase.

From BBC

He understands a big part of building a fanbase comes from showmanship, but his victory proves he is equally adept as an athlete.

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Trump lashed out at his political opponents and praised his allies, many of whom are likely to appeal to Rogan’s fanbase.

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It's the "deep, emotional connection" between Deportivo La Coruna and a passionate fanbase that stuck with the club through the highs, when they won La Liga and the Copa del Rey, and the lows, when Spanish football obscurity beckoned.

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