crusader (Meaning)

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crusader (n)

a disputant who advocates reform

a warrior who engages in a holy war

No weak antonyms found.

The medieval knight was renowned as a fearless crusader, fighting in multiple battles for the Holy Land.
She admired the spirit of the social crusader who dedicated his life to fighting injustice.
The young activist emerged as a passionate crusader for environmental conservation.
The historical records recount the bravery of the crusaders who journeyed to Jerusalem.
He portrayed himself as a crusader for truth and transparency in government.
The philanthropist was known as a crusader for children's rights, funding schools and orphanages.
The reformer emerged as a crusader against corruption in corporate governance.
The journalist became a crusader for press freedom, speaking out against censorship.
The humanitarian organization sent a team of crusaders to provide aid in disaster-stricken areas.
Throughout history, many individuals have risen as crusaders for various causes, inspiring change and progress.

a disputant who advocates reform, a warrior who engages in a holy war

militant, activist, partisan, zealot, advocate, disciple, fanatic, promoter, fan, idealogue

dilettante, dabbler, dilettante, dabbler,nonmilitant, nonmilitant,

The medieval knight was renowned as a fearless crusader, fighting in multiple battles for the Holy Land.

She admired the spirit of the social crusader who dedicated his life to fighting injustice.

The young activist emerged as a passionate crusader for environmental conservation.

The historical records recount the bravery of the crusaders who journeyed to Jerusalem.