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separatist
[ sep-er-uh-tist, -uh-rey- ]
noun
- a person who separates, withdraws, or secedes, as from an established church.
- an advocate of separation, especially ecclesiastical or political separation.
adjective
- of, relating to, or designating separatism or separatists:
separatist forces;
separatist tendencies.
separatist
1/ ˈsɛpərətɪst; ˈsɛprə- /
noun
- a person who advocates or practises secession from an organization or group
- ( as modifier )
a separatist movement
Separatist
2/ ˈsɛprə-; ˈsɛpərətɪst /
noun
- sometimes not capital a person who advocates the secession of a province, esp Quebec, from Canada
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Derived Forms
- ˈseparaˌtism, noun
- ˌseparaˈtistic, adjective
- ˈSeparaˌtism, noun
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Other Words From
- sep·a·ra·tism noun
- an·ti·sep·a·ra·tist noun
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Word History and Origins
Origin of separatist1
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Example Sentences
We have Matthew Rhys from The Americans as a Welsh separatist.
Kurnosova does not welcome such separatist movements in Russia.
A ceasefire was in effect, but the Ukrainian army was still fighting with pro-Russian separatist forces in the east.
In this capacity, Spitz provided information on the German Red Cross and the Bavarian Separatist Movement in southern Germany.
More importantly, he has frustrated other separatists and those who would foment separatist movements, like China and Russia.
The separatist theories of the Homeric poems are not more secure than the Solar Myth, "like a wave shall they pass and be passed."
Tone then was not merely a Republican and a Separatist but a Democrat prepared for a democratic and revolutionary policy.
My legs developed separatist tendencies, and started on independent orbits.
Robinson was the pastor of the Separatist congregation at Leyden.
Separatist tendencies were stronger than those of coalescence.
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