Bevan
noun
Aneurin 1897–1960, British political leader: minister of health 1945–50.
Bevanite
-
a word derived from
Bevan.
Example Sentences
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The angry young men and women of the Bevanite movement huddled in their signatory tweeds, dirndls and sandals as if lost without their leader.
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Bevanite Harold Wilson wanted only to administer a simple reprimand for bad parliamentary behavior.
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But in trying to turn the coexistence stampede, Attlee the moderate had ridden closer and closer to the Bevanite position.
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He was beaten by Dick Crossman, a facile and erratically brilliant Johnny-come-lately to the Bevanite camp.
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Actually, Wilson was never a Bevanite or a unilateralist.
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