Voltairian
- noun
- /voʊlˈtɛəriən/
- Formal
- As a proud Voltairian, he often spoke out against censorship and defended individual rights.
Examples
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Her essays revealed her as a true Voltairian, always questioning authority and promoting free speech.
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The debate included a well-known Voltairian who argued for the separation of church and state.
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Many Voltairians advocate for freedom of expression.
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A true Voltairian questions everything.
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As a dedicated Voltairian, she passionately advocated for the right to criticize government policies.
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The Voltairian in the discussion emphasized the importance of challenging dogmatic beliefs.
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His writings clearly identified him as a Voltairian, promoting rational thought and questioning religious dogmas.
Synonyms
A person who supports reason, free thought, and religious tolerance
How Voltairean
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Etymology
Voltairian comes from the name Voltaire, and a Voltairian is someone who follows his ideas of 'freedom of speech' and questioning the power of the church. So a Voltairian often speaks out against censorship and defends people's rights.