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anti-marketeer

anti-marketeer noun: someone who was opposed to Britain or Ireland joining, or (during the UK's 1975 referendum campaign) remaining in, the "Common Market" (European Union).

Noun

anti-marketeer (plural anti-marketeers)

  1. (UK, dated) someone who was opposed to Britain or Ireland joining, or (during the UK's 1975 referendum campaign) remaining in, the "Common Market" (European Union)

Forms of anti-marketeer

pluralanti-marketeers

Origin of anti-marketeer

From anti- + marketeer.

Questions about anti-marketeer

What does anti-marketeer mean?
Anti-marketeer means someone who was opposed to Britain or Ireland joining, or (during the UK's 1975 referendum campaign) remaining in, the "Common Market" (European Union).
What part of speech is anti-marketeer?
Anti-marketeer is a noun.
What is the plural of anti-marketeer?
The plural of anti-marketeer is anti-marketeers.

Words near anti-marketeer in the dictionary

  1. anti-lynching
  2. anti-male
  3. anti-males
  4. anti-man
  5. anti-marijuana
  6. anti-marketeer
  7. anti-marketeers
  8. anti-Markovnikov
  9. anti-marriage
  10. anti-martingale
  11. anti-martingales

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