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Bellocite

Bellocite noun: a follower of Hilaire Belloc's philosophy.

Noun

Bellocite (plural Bellocites)

  1. A follower of Hilaire Belloc's philosophy
    • D. H. Lawrence, writing to Bertrand Russell on 2 June 1915, failed to share Belloc's optimism. 'Hilaire Belloc says, peace in two months. All the Bellocites are convinced. I am not. I think like you, more death, and ever more death till the fire burns itself out.'2002, Joseph Pearce, Old Thunder: A Life of Hilaire Belloc
    Synonyms:
    Bellocian

Synonyms of Bellocite

Forms of Bellocite

pluralBellocites

Origin of Bellocite

From Belloc + -ite.

Questions about Bellocite

What does Bellocite mean?
Bellocite means a follower of Hilaire Belloc's philosophy.
What part of speech is Bellocite?
Bellocite is a noun.
What is the plural of Bellocite?
The plural of Bellocite is Bellocites.

Words near Bellocite in the dictionary

  1. bellmouths
  2. bello
  3. Belloc
  4. Bellocian
  5. Bellocians
  6. Bellocite
  7. Bellocites
  8. Bellocq
  9. belloite
  10. Bellomo
  11. Bellomos

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