antirepublican
- noun
- /ˌæntiˈrɛpəblɪkən/
- During the meeting, an outspoken antirepublican argued for a different form of government.
Examples
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Many antirepublicans protested outside the convention last night.
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Some historians have studied the influence of antirepublican thinkers in political movements.
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The antirepublican voiced strong criticism of the party's latest policy proposals.
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He is an antirepublican who believes in different political values.
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The antirepublican speaker expressed dissatisfaction with the party's platform during the debate.
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At the rally, the antirepublican gathered supporters to discuss alternative political ideologies.
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Historically, various antirepublican factions have emerged to challenge mainstream political ideals.
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Morphology
antirepublican = antirepublican (transparent) = anti + republican
The noun is formed by conversion from the adjective without any spelling change.
Etymology
Antirepublican as a noun is formed from anti- meaning 'against' and republican from republic meaning 'public' or 'the people's government'. That means an antirepublican is a person who opposes republican ideas or the Republican Party.