revisionist

Converse of object

• call: The so called Revisionists are gathered. ) [ Home video showing a gathering.
• oust: Mao remained in control of the Cultural Revolution and with the support of the army was able to oust the revisionists.

Adjective modifier

• other: What do the opponents of David Irving and the other revisionists fear?
• historical: The Internet is a dream come true for today's historical revisionists.
• German: The German revisionists will not read his book with pleasure.
• leading: Today the leading revisionists are Funk, GE Wells, Burton Mack and John Dominic Crossan.

Modifies a noun

• historian: The term " revisionist historian " used to be one of which many of us were proud.
• interpretation: Blomberg argues that there is no good reason to think that the revisionist interpretations of modern liberal thinkers are preferable to traditional scholarship.
• history: Perhaps the revisionist history of No Limits starts here.
• argument: Indeed they often accept large chunks of the revisionist argument.
• view: A point I do agree with is that a revisionist view of Scottish history was launched by Sir Walter Scott in the 19th Century.
• literature: Irving's supporters claiming to be from Student Revisionist Resources passed out revisionist literature and held signs outside the hall supporting Irving.

Modifying Another Word

• rather: Although Merhige adamantly rebukes the inference that he has constructed a rather revisionist vampire film, he has indeed crafted simply that.

Noun used with modifier

Possessives

• historian: Many recent ' revisionist ' historians have adopted the idea that the BEF embarked on a ' learning curve ' during the war years.
• cause: The ' revisionist ' cause was exemplified by Anthony Crosland's The Future of Socialism.