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Meanings of democrat in English
Usage of democrat in English
1
The Arizona democrat's cognitive abilities and physical strength have improved, it said.
2
Social democrat party A Just Russia was fourth with about 8 percent.
3
The democrat is a young conservative; the conservative is an old democrat.
4
The fact he was a democrat is also reflected in the film.
5
He was a staunch democrat and a firm believer in Jeffersonian simplicity.
6
She was a genuine democrat, perhaps the only one in the country.
7
The king was more eager for war than the most unthinking democrat.
8
He has an international profile and reputation as a peacemaker and democrat.
9
The ties between democrat and aristocrat are sullen discontent with each other.
10
You would be a democrat in theory and an aristocrat in practice?
11
He is at heart a democrat, not weighed down by inflexible notions.
12
In ten years' time every sensible man will be a social democrat.
13
There was a danger of my thus becoming a democrat like Lamennais.
14
The conversation reverted into French, and the democrat warmly supported Slimak's cause.
15
Indeed, it is apparent that Phillis was far from being a democrat.
16
I am a romantic democrat, raised on William Saroyan and Pete Seeger.
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Democrat through the time
Democrat across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common