Democrat is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DEMOCRAT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a believer in political and social equality
• an advocate or supporter of democracy
• (in the US) a member of the Democratic Party.
• advocate of democracy
• One who is an adherent or advocate of democracy, or government by the people.
• an advocate of democratic principles
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one who believes in political and social equality

Words related to DEMOCRAT

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Words that contain DEMOCRAT

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How to use DEMOCRAT in a sentence

• He was now neither Whig nor Democrat, but a South Carolinian, having in view the welfare of the South alone, of whose interests he was the recognized guardian.
• He would, doubtless, have been elected president but for the efforts of Hamilton, who threw his influence in favor of Jefferson, Democrat as he was, as the safer man of the two.
• Even Louise was in a mood for laughter as they mounted to the high seats of the democrat.
• Utica was now put into another charge, and Democrat Prairie attached to Ceresco.
• He said he was a Democrat, and he always had been a Democrat.
• To the party politician it of course makes a great difference whether a city magistrate is a Republican or a Democrat.
• Whig and Democrat alike forced themselves to settle down into the belief that peace had come.
• Whig and Democrat must tiptoe, both of them, nor wake this sleeping dog of slavery.
• No anti-extension-of-slavery Democrat could longer support the old party.
• I remember once being at a London theatre with a friend of mine who was a desperate and despotic democrat, and who has been a leading light for years among our advanced Radicals.
• You can be either a Republican or a Democrat, and be honored and supported by the party to which you may belong.
• While it is impossible for me to be a Democrat it is not impossible for you to be a Republican.
• Senator Cassidy, who was elected as a Democrat in 1873, and who had voted for Mr.
• Milton is falsely represented by some as a democrat.
• Tested by this conception the American woman is an ideal democrat.
• Savonarola was a great democrat as well as a religious prophet.
• My mother was the most perfect democrat, in the best sense of the word, that I ever knew.
• He was a Democrat in politics and became quite popular with the poorer class of foreign immigrants who gathered in manufacturing towns and cities like Lowell.
• Blount of Georgia, a very influential Democrat, threatened to make a strong opposition.
• He had been appointed neither as a Whig nor as a Democrat, but merely as the fittest candidate for the place in the estimation of the chief of the bureau to which it belonged.
• He was a conservative democrat of the strictest sort, a radical in religion, and had but little appreciation of the deeper forces at work in society and in national life.
• She sobbed and cried as we walked along, especially after it grew late in the afternoon and Rucker had not overtaken us with the horse and democrat wagon.
• At all events, he had the troops withdrawn, and the Little Sarah, now rejoicing in the name of the Petit Democrat, dropped down to Chester.
• According to the social traditions of Virginia, George Washington was an aristocrat, but in contrast with the British, he was a democrat.
• Thomas Jefferson, although born of the old aristocratic stock of Virginia, had early announced himself a Democrat, and had led that faction throughout the Revolution.
• If anyone asked me whether I was a Republican or a Democrat, I told them that I had tried both, and got out of them both.
• But, once more, my friend, have you any reason to be attached to Slavery on political grounds? You have always been an earnest and uncompromising Democrat.
• It is to put an end to such heresies as the following, from the Rochester Democrat, that all women should most earnestly labor.
• But, anyhow, he had given the country a free government and a legislature of her own, and he was a Jefferson man, or Democrat, or whatever you call his party.

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