separatist 的 2 个定义
- a person who separates, withdraws, or secedes, as from an established church.
- an advocate of separation, especially ecclesiastical or political separation.
- of, relating to, or designating separatism or separatists: separatist forces; separatist tendencies.
separatist 近义词
dissenter
更多separatist例句
- Matrix is a rich, beautifully written novel about ambition and desire, and also witchy separatist medieval nuns.
- By terrorists, China principally means the Islamic State group, which has a worrying presence in Afghanistan, and Uyghur separatists.
- At the 1993 awards, the first time they were broadcast live in China, actor Richard Gere expressed support for the Dalai Lama, the Tibetan spiritual leader China considers a separatist.
- While county leaders where the city would be are pushing back against this kind of “separatist government control,” they remain interested in the possibilities the futuristic city represents.
- Next came news that Erdogan’s government had arrested more than 700 people, including members of a pro-Kurdish political party on suspicion of ties to separatists.
- We have Matthew Rhys from The Americans as a Welsh separatist.
- Kurnosova does not welcome such separatist movements in Russia.
- A ceasefire was in effect, but the Ukrainian army was still fighting with pro-Russian separatist forces in the east.
- In this capacity, Spitz provided information on the German Red Cross and the Bavarian Separatist Movement in southern Germany.
- More importantly, he has frustrated other separatists and those who would foment separatist movements, like China and Russia.
- The separatist theories of the Homeric poems are not more secure than the Solar Myth, "like a wave shall they pass and be passed."
- Tone then was not merely a Republican and a Separatist but a Democrat prepared for a democratic and revolutionary policy.
- My legs developed separatist tendencies, and started on independent orbits.
- Robinson was the pastor of the Separatist congregation at Leyden.
- Separatist tendencies were stronger than those of coalescence.