follow; accompany; attendant
Meanings
2 senses · 6 examplesverb
to follow; to accompany (a superior)
Typically used in military or formal contexts when accompanying a leader or superior. Often implies a subordinate following a commander.
He followed the division commander through battles across the country, earning outstanding military achievements.
As an attendant, he always stayed by the leader's side.
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The adjutant who accompanied the general conveyed the order.
noun
attendant; follower; retinue; entourage
Refers to people who accompany and serve a superior, often in formal or official contexts. Can refer to a single person or a group.
He became an attendant, accompanying the ambassador on visits to various countries.
The king attended the ceremony with dozens of attendants in his entourage.
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The attendants followed behind, ready to provide service at any time.