culture warrior
culture warrior noun: one engaged in a culture war.
Noun
culture warrior (plural culture warriors)
- One engaged in a culture war.
- While Jenrick was blathering on about statues, another group of culture warriors in Washington was fighting an offensive of its own, or at least it was until 12.01pm on Wednesday.2021 January 24, David Olusoga, “Cultural warriors attacking ‘woke’ history care little for truth. It’s all political theatre”, in The Guardian
- Being angry round the clock is exhausting, to the point where even the most committed cultural warrior sometimes just wants to relax with a nice episode of Countdown.2021 September 16, Gaby Hinsliff, “Johnson is reshuffling away from culture wars to firm up the commuter belt”, in The Guardian
Forms of culture warrior
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Questions about culture warrior
- What does culture warrior mean?
- Culture warrior means one engaged in a culture war.
- What part of speech is culture warrior?
- Culture warrior is a noun.
- What is the plural of culture warrior?
- The plural of culture warrior is culture warriors.
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