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free trader
free-trader
noun
- a person who supports or advocates free trade
- archaic.a smuggler or smuggling vessel
Word History and Origins
Origin of free trader1
Example Sentences
Nor was he a free trader: the Gipper granted more import relief to U.S. industry than any chief executive dating back to FDR.
Bush, a free-trader going into his term, supported steel tariffs in his first year.
And it's clearly the case that Obama is a Clintonseque free trader.
The free trader would even abolish the tariff of two dollars and a half, imposed on human chattels who land at Castle Garden.
The admonition of the free-trader, who had enjoined the captain to allow his people to sleep, was remembered.
"Think of your wounded;" whispered the free-trader, with a steadiness no danger could disturb.
The precaution the free-trader had taken, in adjusting the sails, was not without its use.
The boy looked wistfully into her anxious eye, and then he bent his own hesitating glance on the calm features of the free-trader.
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