statu-quo-ite
statu-quo-ite noun: a supporter of the status quo; one who believes that society is in an acceptable state and should not be changed.
Noun
statu-quo-ite (plural statu-quo-ites)
- A supporter of the status quo; one who believes that society is in an acceptable state and should not be changed.
Forms of statu-quo-ite
| plural | statu-quo-ites |
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Origin of statu-quo-ite
From Latin statū quō + -ite.
Questions about statu-quo-ite
- What does statu-quo-ite mean?
- Statu-quo-ite means a supporter of the status quo; one who believes that society is in an acceptable state and should not be changed.
- What part of speech is statu-quo-ite?
- Statu-quo-ite is a noun.
- What is the plural of statu-quo-ite?
- The plural of statu-quo-ite is statu-quo-ites.
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