Uk English Meaning of satellites
satellites
Other Uk English words related to satellites
- flunkeys
- lackeys
- missionaries
- brown-nosers
- devotees
- Acolytes
- Adherents
- apostles
- apparatchiks
- apparatchiks
- camp followers
- disciples
- Epigone
- flunkeys
- Henchmen
- Liege men
- Minions
- myrmidons
- partisans
- pupils
- soldiers
- stooges
- sycophants
- Followers
- hangers-on
- advocates
- champions
- converts
- lickspittles
- loyalists
- partisans
- proselytizers
- protégés
- students
- supporters
- voters
- worshippers
- yes-men
- admirers
- backers
- cultists
- devotees
- Enthusiasts
- the faithful
- fans
- ideologues
- ideologists
- ideologues
- idolaters
- idolaters
- scholars
- sectarians
- worshippers
- zealots
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Definitions and Meaning of satellites in English
satellites
someone or something attendant, subordinate, or dependent, a hired agent or obsequious follower, a follower resembling a slave, a smaller lesion accompanying a main one and situated nearby, a spectral line of low intensity having a frequency close to that of another stronger line to which it is closely related (as by having a common energy level), a heavenly body orbiting another of larger size, a short segment separated from the main body of a chromosome by a constriction, a man-made object or vehicle intended to orbit the earth, the moon, or another heavenly body, a country controlled by a more powerful country, a manufactured object or vehicle intended to orbit the earth, the moon, or another celestial body, a usually independent urban community situated near but not immediately adjacent to a large city, the secondary or later member of a chain of gregarines, a bodily structure lying near or associated with another (as a vein accompanying an artery), direct broadcast satellite, a country politically and economically dominated or controlled by another more powerful country, a celestial body orbiting another of larger size
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satellites
someone or something attendant, subordinate, or dependent, a hired agent or obsequious follower, a follower resembling a slave, a smaller lesion accompanying a
flunkeys,lackeys,missionaries,brown-nosers,devotees,Acolytes,Adherents,apostles,apparatchiks,apparatchiks
leaders,apostates,defectors,renegades,experts
satanisms => Satanism, sat tight => sat tight, sat on => sat on, sat in => Sat in, sashays => sashays,