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Garibaldist

UK/ˌɡærɪˈbɔːldɪst/

Garibaldist noun: a supporter of Giuseppe Garibaldi.

Noun

Garibaldist (plural Garibaldists)

  1. A supporter of Giuseppe Garibaldi.

Adjective

Garibaldist (comparative more Garibaldist, superlative most Garibaldist)

  1. Of or pertaining to Garibaldism; supportive of Garibaldism.
    • [...] of Garibaldist volunteers and ex-Neapolitan regulars.1927, C. S. Forester, Victor Emmanuel II and the Union of Italy, page 155

Forms of Garibaldist

Noun
pluralGaribaldists
Adjective
comparativemore Garibaldist
superlativemost Garibaldist

Origin of Garibaldist

From Garibald(i) + -ist.

Questions about Garibaldist

What does Garibaldist mean?
Garibaldist means a supporter of Giuseppe Garibaldi.
What part of speech is Garibaldist?
Garibaldist can be a noun or an adjective.
How do you pronounce Garibaldist?
Garibaldist is pronounced /ˌɡærɪˈbɔːldɪst/ (UK).
What is the plural of Garibaldist?
The plural of Garibaldist is Garibaldists.

Words near Garibaldist in the dictionary

  1. Garibaldi biscuits
  2. Garibaldian
  3. garibaldino
  4. garibaldis
  5. Garibaldism
  6. Garibaldist
  7. Garibaldists
  8. Garibashvili
  9. Garibay
  10. Garibays
  11. Gariboldi

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