compersionist
compersionist noun: one who experiences compersion.
Noun
compersionist (plural compersionists)
- One who experiences compersion.
- But in the light of my compersionism I needed to know; had my reaction been authentic? Or had I responded from the same, conditioned blind anger people seemed to have collectively adapted ever since Christianity invented monogamy? Had my response been compersionist worthy?2017 September 16, LS Harteveld, “Confessions of a Yoga Teacher – The Compersionist”, in An Unexamined Life is Not Worth Living
Forms of compersionist
| plural | compersionists |
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Origin of compersionist
From compersion + -ist.
Questions about compersionist
- What does compersionist mean?
- Compersionist means one who experiences compersion.
- What part of speech is compersionist?
- Compersionist is a noun.
- What is the plural of compersionist?
- The plural of compersionist is compersionists.
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