fanbase

/ ˈfænˌbeɪs /

noun

1. the body of admirers of a particular pop singer, football team, etc

Example Sentences

Her fanbase has grown so large and is so devoted—collect-’em-all color and cover variants helped the album move 2.7 million units on release day—that she no longer has a reason to think outside their needs.

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The country legend’s fans grew concerned about Parton’s well-being earlier this week after her sister asked the fanbase for prayers.

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While the fanbase is largely made up of women, some men enjoy the show as well.

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But one month into the season relations between parts of the fanbase and the club hierarchy have turned sour.

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Access to tickets is also difficult for younger supporters, with Chelsea's fanbase averaging about 59 years of age - the oldest in the Premier League.

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