noun
entourage
ON-tuu-rahzh
noun
1
A group of assistants, friends, or followers who accompany an important or famous person.
"The singer arrived at the awards show with a large entourage."
"Security kept the star's entourage away from the crowd."
How to Use Entourage
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishThe people who travel with and support a famous or powerful person.
Common pairings
a large entourage
his entourage
surrounded by an entourage
Word Forms
entourages plural
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Etymology
Borrowed directly from French entourage, from entourer, "to surround."