antidraft
antidraft adjective: opposing the draft (military conscription).
Adjective
antidraft (comparative more antidraft, superlative most antidraft)
- Opposing the draft (military conscription).
- He had earlier been the author of the Supreme Court’s unanimous opinion in a 1919 case upholding the conviction of radicals who had published an antidraft pamphlet during World War I.2008 June 15, Jonathan Mahler, “Why This Court Keeps Rebuking This President”, in New York Times
Forms of antidraft
| comparative | more antidraft |
|---|---|
| superlative | most antidraft |
Origin of antidraft
From anti- + draft.
Questions about antidraft
- What does antidraft mean?
- Antidraft means opposing the draft (military conscription).
- What part of speech is antidraft?
- Antidraft is an adjective.
Words near antidraft in the dictionary
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