One who admires; a person who shows admiration for something or someone.
From Latin admirator (one who wonders at). Rare in modern English, mostly replaced by 'admirer'.
Though 'admirator' is nearly extinct in English, it survives in Romance languages like French (admirateur) and Spanish (admirador), showing how English sometimes simplifies Latin-derived words.
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