Voltairean
- noun
- /voʊlˈtɛr.i.ən/
- Formal
- His anti-clerical views linked him with the Voltaireans.
Examples
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Many of the attendees at the conference were proud Voltaireans, advocating for reason and tolerance in society.
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She considered herself a Voltairean, often emphasizing the importance of free thought and critical questioning of traditions.
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As a Voltairean, he championed the idea that reason should guide our beliefs, rather than superstition or dogma.
Synonyms
A person who follows Voltaire's ideas of doubt, sharp wit, and free speech
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Etymology
Voltairean comes from the name Voltaire, and as a noun it means a person who follows his ideas of 'reason' and 'tolerance'. So a Voltairean is someone who values free speech and questions superstition.