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intransigentist

intransigentist noun: a person who refuses to compromise on their position.

Noun

intransigentist (plural intransigentists)

  1. A person who refuses to compromise on their position.
    Synonyms:
    intransigent
    1. (historical) A member of a revolutionary party in Spain about 1873, or of a socialist party in France.

Synonyms of intransigentist

Forms of intransigentist

pluralintransigentists

Origin of intransigentist

From intransigent + -ist.

Questions about intransigentist

What does intransigentist mean?
Intransigentist means a person who refuses to compromise on their position.
What part of speech is intransigentist?
Intransigentist is a noun.
What is the plural of intransigentist?
The plural of intransigentist is intransigentists.

Words near intransigentist in the dictionary

  1. intransigence
  2. intransigences
  3. intransigency
  4. intransigent
  5. intransigentism
  6. intransigentist
  7. intransigentists
  8. intransigently
  9. intransigents
  10. intransitable
  11. intransitive

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