factionist (Meaning)
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factionist (n.)
One who promotes faction.
Synonyms & Antonyms of factionist
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factionist Sentence Examples
- The factionist politician was known for his ability to manipulate and divide groups of people to achieve his own goals.
- The historian's book exposed the factionist infighting that had plagued the political party for years.
- The journalist's article revealed the deep-seated factionist divisions within the company, which were hindering its productivity.
- The union's leader accused the factionist members of trying to undermine his authority by forming their own splinter group.
- The speaker's factionist rhetoric served only to alienate potential allies and deepen the divisions within the community.
- The factionist group within the government was constantly seeking to undermine the authority of the Prime Minister.
- The factionists were accused of using dirty tricks and smear campaigns in order to discredit their opponents.
- The religious factionist opposed any attempts to modernize their faith and believed that any change would lead to the downfall of their religion.
- The factionist elements within the peace movement succeeded in derailing negotiations between the two warring parties.
- The factionist leader's inflammatory speeches only served to increase tensions and make it more difficult to resolve the conflict.
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One who promotes faction.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The factionist politician was known for his ability to manipulate and divide groups of people to achieve his own goals.
The historian's book exposed the factionist infighting that had plagued the political party for years.
The journalist's article revealed the deep-seated factionist divisions within the company, which were hindering its productivity.
The union's leader accused the factionist members of trying to undermine his authority by forming their own splinter group.
