Entourage

/ˌɒn.tʊˈrɑːʒ/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A group of attendants or associates surrounding an important person.

The celebrity arrived at the event with her entourage, which included her manager and several friends.

A group of people gathered around someone.

The politician was never seen without his entourage, who helped manage his public appearances.

A supporting cast in a show or performance.

In the play, the main character's entourage provided comic relief during serious moments.

French, from 'entourer' meaning 'to surround'.

celebrity entourage

A group of friends or associates that accompany a celebrity.

entourage effect

A phenomenon where different compounds work together to enhance each other's effects.

attendant

A person who attends to the needs of someone.

associate

A person connected with another as a companion, subordinate, or assistant.

The crew or squad that hangs out together.

He's always rolling with his entourage when he goes out.

People who support or help someone important.

She's got a big entourage backing her in the competition.