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propugner

propugner noun: a defender, supporter, vindicator.

Noun

propugner (plural propugners)

  1. (archaic) A defender, supporter, vindicator.
    • zealous propugners are they of their negative Creed1674, Richard Allestree, Government of the Tongue

Forms of propugner

pluralpropugners

Origin of propugner

From propugn + -er.

Questions about propugner

What does propugner mean?
Propugner means a defender, supporter, vindicator.
What part of speech is propugner?
Propugner is a noun.
What is the plural of propugner?
The plural of propugner is propugners.

Words near propugner in the dictionary

  1. propugnation
  2. propugnations
  3. propugnator
  4. propugnators
  5. propugned
  6. propugner
  7. propugners
  8. propugning
  9. propugns
  10. propuh
  11. propulsatile

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