Entourage and Staff

Entourage

Entourage noun - The group following and attending to some important person.

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Staff and entourage are semantically related. in retinue topic. In some cases you can use "Staff" instead a noun "Entourage", when it comes to topics like followers.

Staff

Staff noun - A body of persons at work or available for work.

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Synonyms for Staff

Entourage and staff are semantically related. You can use "Entourage" instead a noun "Staff".

Nearby Words: staffed, staffer, staffing

How words are described

human	human entourage	human staff
female	female entourage	female staff
full	full entourage	full staff
usual	usual entourage	usual staff
Other adjectives: many, small, actual, entire, massive, large, evil, main, personal, white, new, military.

Both words in one sentence

Most of the guest spots are members of the Mothers of Invention, studio staff members or people from Zappa's entourage or friends.

Source: Music / Lumpy Gravy
In the field, he kept a staff of artists in his entourage (as did the Duke of Wellington) to capture and romanticise his victories as they took place.

Source: Useful Notes / Napoleon Bonaparte
Ascended Extra: Too many Visual musicians to count are first seen as roadies or promotional staff or even entourage, and even more will be seen at other musicians' shows, before they start/get into a successful band and become famous themselves.

Source: Visual Kei