- The act or condition of following a leader; adherence: “It was not a crisis of leadership. It was a crisis of followership” (Christian Science Monitor).
- A group of followers; a following: “It is hard to have leadership when you have a divided followership” (Joseph Badaracco).
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fol·low·er·ship (fŏl'ō-ər-shĭp')  |
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