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aginner

/əˈɡɪnɚ/

aginner noun: an oppositional person, especially one opposed to government actions and projects.

Noun

aginner (plural aginners)

  1. An oppositional person, especially one opposed to government actions and projects.
    • Being an aginner carries prestige without asking for contribution. Some clergy succumb to the temptation of being aginners. They are difficult to befriend. Because they must be alert to imperfections, they never relax their fault-finding vigilance.1988, R. Robert Cueni, What Ministers Can't Learn in Seminary: A Survival Manual for the Parish Ministry

aginner meaning in Tamil

aginner in Tamil

திட்ட எதிர்ப்பர்

Forms of aginner

pluralaginners

Origin of aginner

From agin (“against”) + -er.

Questions about aginner

What does aginner mean?
Aginner means an oppositional person, especially one opposed to government actions and projects.
What is aginner in Tamil?
Aginner in Tamil is திட்ட எதிர்ப்பர். See Aginner meaning in Tamil.
What part of speech is aginner?
Aginner is a noun.
How do you pronounce aginner?
Aginner is pronounced /əˈɡɪnɚ/.
What is the plural of aginner?
The plural of aginner is aginners.

Words near aginner in the dictionary

  1. aging like vinegar
  2. aging like wine
  3. aging out
  4. aging up
  5. agings
  6. aginner
  7. aginners
  8. aginoside
  9. Agins
  10. Aginskoye
  11. aginst

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