revolutionist Definition
revo·lu·tion·ist (-s̸hə nist)
noun
revolutionist Usage Examples
Adjective modifier
- proletarian: Only on this basis can a serious proletarian revolutionist be educated.
- genuine: André Marty alone gave proof in his time of the qualities of a genuine revolutionist: his past deserves respect.
- professional: Whatever their mistakes and vacillations, one thing is certain: they are representatives of the " professional revolutionist " type.
- old: This created for each of the old revolutionists a startlingly sharp change in personal situation and in relations with others.
- Russian: The Russian revolutionists present that evening had all passed through stiff tests and the weightiest threat now seemed removed.
- real: Never before did any real revolutionist interpret social expropriation as the transfer of wealth from one set of individuals to another.
Browse dictionary entries near revolutionist
- ‹ Revolutionary War
- ‹ Revolutionary calendar
- ‹ revolutionary
- ‹ revolution
- ‹ revolute
- ‹ revolting
- ‹ revolt
- ‹ revoke
- ‹ revokable
- ‹ revoice

