Revolutionist is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REVOLUTIONIST in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a revolutionary
• (in Marxism) the class struggle which is expected to lead to political change and the triumph of communism
• a dramatic and wide-reaching change in conditions, attitudes, or operation
• the movement of an object in a circular or elliptical course around another or about an axis or centre
• a single orbit of one object around another or about an axis or centre
• a forcible overthrow of a government or social order, in favour of a new system
• an instance of revolving
• One engaged in effecting a change of government; a favorer of revolution.
• a radical supporter of political or social revolution

Words related to REVOLUTIONIST

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Words that contain REVOLUTIONIST

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How to use REVOLUTIONIST in a sentence

• He was the leader of the political party which Sulla had put down, and yet was not a revolutionist like the Gracchi.
• Johnson, though no conscious revolutionist, shares this growing discontent.
• There was little of the active revolutionist in his nature.
• Every revolutionist in literature or art produces some composition in which he goes further than in any other in his defiance of recognised rules and conventions.
• Jesus was an enthusiast who believed himself the predicted king of the Jews, and he was a revolutionist expecting to establish an earthly kingdom for the supremacy of Judaism.
• He left the pitiless criticism of the old revolutionist intact.
• It would have meant terrible times and great loss of life, but no revolutionist hesitates at such things.
• She is very likely an European revolutionist, among other things.
• You are specifically an abolitionist, just as you are in general a revolutionist.
• He was born in Natal, of Dutch parents, and married to Miss Emmett, a relative of Robert Emmett, the Irish Revolutionist.
• Early in June, 1904, Borikov, Governor-General of Finland, was assassinated by a revolutionist.
• Jesus never shrank from this bold conclusion, which made him a thorough revolutionist in the very centre of Judaism.
• I am accused of being a Socialist and a revolutionist.
• Unknown to himself, whether he wished it or not, whether he consented or not, the author of this immense and strange work is one of the strong race of Revolutionist writers.
• In short, the modern revolutionist, being an infinite sceptic, is always engaged in undermining his own mines.
• This friend of the revolutionist Lelewel wore a black velvet cap which came to a point on the brow, and took a high light worthy of the touch of Rembrandt.
• Ibsen is, in the depth of his mind, a great revolutionist.
• Emile always said that no revolutionist ever wasted time or thought on women.
• If it were the price of gaining her he was prepared to renounce all his theories, socialist and revolutionist.
• It was partly again the revolutionist in pursuit of pure novelty, hating primarily the oppression of the past, almost hating history itself.
• The revolutionist gave him lessons, and his thirst for every kind of knowledge, and the facility with which he took it in, surprised her.
• She left the medical courses she was attending, followed him, and also turned revolutionist.
• Slow and careful men had looked upon him as little better than a revolutionist so long as his voice rang free and imperious from the platforms of public meetings.
• Babeuf was a revolutionist of extreme views, but views rather social than political.
• And still the unsuccessful revolutionist meets with the severest penalties.
• He was instinctively a revolutionist, and was imprisoned in Barcelona, the home of revolution, for some political offence, when he was eighteen.
• You must be either a Pope or a revolutionist to please him.
• But the revolutionist could not be put down, and when, as a last pretext, Mrs.
• People might call him a revolutionist or what they pleased, but they must go on, and they would go on.
• But he had not developed into a revolutionist, nor a communist, nor anything of the sort.
• His grace did not seem to have heard of the American anarchist, but the European revolutionist has received a large share of his attention.
• He was asked by Volney, a Frenchman and a revolutionist, for a letter of recommendation to the American people.
• He is treated as a revolutionist who is attacking the established order.

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