Disciple and Founder

Disciple

Disciple noun - One who follows the opinions or teachings of another.

Founder is an antonym for disciple.

Nearby Word: discipular

Founder

Founder noun - A person who establishes a whole new field of endeavor.
Usage example: Maria Montessori was the founder of an educational system dedicated to maximizing a child's creative potential

Disciple is an antonym for founder.

How words are described

female female disciple female founder
alien alien disciple alien founder
true true disciple true founder
real real disciple real founder
Other adjectives: main, young, key, ancient, senior, heroic, deceased, former, legendary, unnamed.

Both words in one sentence

  • It turns out that the one Molly's scared of isn't even the Big Bad of Season 2; just the disciple of someone nastier... Adam Monroe, arguably the primary founder of The Company.
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