Disciple and Philosopher

Disciple

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

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Philosopher and disciple are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Philosopher" instead a noun "Disciple".

Nearby Word: discipular

Philosopher noun - A specialist in philosophy.

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Disciple and philosopher are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Disciple" instead a noun "Philosopher".

good	good disciple	good philosopher
real	real disciple	real philosopher
male	male disciple	male philosopher
young	young disciple	young philosopher
Other adjectives: ancient, new, former, titular, last, favorite.

Dion, one of the three protagonists, is named (in-verse) after an ancient Greek philosopher and politician, disciple of Plato.

Source: Literature / The Star of the Guardians
Koetsuji Akisame from Kenichi: The Mightiest Disciple is a philosopher, chiropractor, painter, and sculptor so famous that he would be rich if he were willing to sell his works.

Source: Cultured Badass
Dunce (earlier, "dunce disciple") was derived from the name of John Duns Scotus (from Duns in Scotland), the Franciscan Scholastic philosopher, by the 16th century Renaissance and Protestant opponents of Scholasticism.

Source: Dunce Cap

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