The phrase 'devoted admirer' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe someone who is deeply devoted to, and admiring of, someone else in a romantic, platonic, or professional relationship. For example, "John was regarded by all as Elizabeth's devoted admirer."
The first edition of Burton's translation, which was published for subscribers only so as to lessen the danger of being prosecuted for obscenity, had no pictures, but soon after his death in 1890, a young friend and devoted admirer of Burton, Albert Letchford, produced 70 paintings which served as the basis for the illustrations in a new edition of Burton's translation that was published in 1897.
In honor of the series, Rivera spoke with us about her own musical preferences, her ideal drinking buddy and the time she met her most devoted admirer.
She first met Anthony Powell in 1969, and became a devoted admirer and close friend.
Waldstein became a member of the Breuning circle, where he heard Beethoven play and at once became his devoted admirer.
This selection by a devoted admirer displays her social gifts and her "ironic, triumphant, mocking and game" voice, Lorrie Moore wrote here in 1999.
To the end of his life, Mr. Misch — who was a Soviet prisoner of war before returning to Germany in the mid-1950s — remained to all appearances a devoted admirer of the man he called "the boss".
Edgar's most devoted admirers or cringing sycophants main tain that such an agency ought to be immune from criticism?
In the early 20th century, devoted admirers of the martyred president established the Lincoln Farm Association, which bought the farm and erected the temple to enshrine the cabin.
And about two thirds of the way through, a young actor appears in full makeup and costume as a certain historical figure who in his youth was one of Mussolini's most devoted admirers.
A handshake from your entirely devoted friend and admirer, Picasso".
Wonderful neighbor, devoted friend.
