coalitionist (Meaning)

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coalitionist (n.)

One who joins or promotes a coalition; one who advocates coalition.

No weak antonyms found.

As a committed coalitionist, she advocated for unity among diverse political factions.
The coalitionist believed in the power of collaboration to address societal challenges.
He identified as a staunch coalitionist, emphasizing the importance of cooperation over division.
The coalitionist's unwavering dedication to consensus-building earned admiration from peers.
Her speeches resonated with the ideals of a true coalitionist, emphasizing inclusivity and cooperation.
Despite skepticism, the coalitionist remained steadfast in promoting cross-party alliances for progress.
The coalitionist's vision extended beyond partisan lines, focusing on common ground for the greater good.
Through persistent outreach and dialogue, the coalitionist sought to bridge divides and foster understanding.
The coalitionist's commitment to coalition-building was evident in every aspect of their political strategy.
As a coalitionist at heart, he believed that collaboration was the key to overcoming divisive politics and achieving meaningful change.

One who joins or promotes a coalition; one who advocates coalition.

accessory, accessary, helper, accomplice, assistant,collaborator, collaborationist, fellow traveler, coadjutor, ally

opponent, belittler, detractor,enemy, detractor, belittler, opponent, enemy, adversary, adversary

As a committed coalitionist, she advocated for unity among diverse political factions.

The coalitionist believed in the power of collaboration to address societal challenges.

He identified as a staunch coalitionist, emphasizing the importance of cooperation over division.

The coalitionist's unwavering dedication to consensus-building earned admiration from peers.