freethinker
[free-thing-ker]
Origin of freethinker
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revolutionary, militant, fanatical, progressive, uncompromising, far-out, extremist, violent, sweeping, leftist, suspicious, mistrustful, dubious, doubtful, incredulous, unconvinced, nihilism, entire, insurgent, refractoryExamples from the Web for freethinking
Contemporary Examples of freethinking
The responsibility of a freethinking adult is to learn how to make the right judgment.
David Foster Wallace, Traditionalist? Considering ‘Both Flesh and Not: Essays’David Masciotra
November 2, 2012
Historical Examples of freethinking
Compare Bentley on Freethinking, from which much of this is derived.
The only tutor I valued—you, Koll—had been dismissed; they considered you to be too freethinking.
Three DramasBjrnstjerne M. Bjrnson
To these Protestants he would doubtless have joined the freethinking Bolingbroke.
Alexander PopeLeslie Stephen
There is positively a child-cultus in the great French cities, and especially in Freethinking Paris.
Flowers of FreethoughtGeorge W. Foote
But our Sham Rao had a slight tendency to freethinking, as we knew, and besides, he was too much of an admirer of Haeckel.
From the Caves and Jungles of HindostanHelena Pretrovna Blavatsky
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