revolutionist Synonyms
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- temperate
- liberal
- unrevolutionary
- middle-of-the-road
- progressive
- temperate
- orthodox
- nonrevolutionary
- middle-of-the-road
- progressive
- liberal
- unrevolutionary
- orthodox
- nonrevolutionary
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revolutionist Meaning
revolutionist (n)
a radical supporter of political or social revolution
revolutionist (n.)
One engaged in effecting a change of government; a favorer of revolution.
revolutionist Sentence Examples
- The prominent revolutionist sparked a wave of dissent against the oppressive regime.
- Inspired by revolutionary texts, the young idealist became a staunch revolutionist.
- The secret society of revolutionists plotted to overthrow the monarchy.
- The revolutionist's fiery speeches ignited a desire for freedom in the hearts of the people.
- The authorities ruthlessly hunted down the revolutionists, determined to quell any sign of rebellion.
- Despite setbacks and sacrifices, the revolutionists remained steadfast in their pursuit of a just society.
- The once-feared revolutionist transformed into a revered leader, guiding the nation towards a new era.
- The revolutionist's legacy lived on, inspiring future generations to fight for their rights.
- The government accused the revolutionist of treason, seeking to silence his dissenting voice.
- The revolutionist's writings became a blueprint for social change, empowering others to challenge the status quo.
FAQs About the word revolutionist
a radical supporter of political or social revolutionOne engaged in effecting a change of government; a favorer of revolution.
revolutionary,radical, extreme,rabid, extremist, ultra, fanatic, fanatical, violent, reactionary
conventional, conventional, conservative, moderate, moderate,conservative, traditional, traditional, temperate, liberal
The prominent revolutionist sparked a wave of dissent against the oppressive regime.
Inspired by revolutionary texts, the young idealist became a staunch revolutionist.
The secret society of revolutionists plotted to overthrow the monarchy.
The revolutionist's fiery speeches ignited a desire for freedom in the hearts of the people.
