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Meanings of partizan in English
Catalan
partidari Spanish
partidario Devoted to a cause or party.
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Usage of partizan in English
1
By the side of the partizan motives stalked the desire for gain.
2
A partizan of the Commune had determined to profit by the decree.
3
There were five people making up the executive of Ayacucho's partizan group.
4
Non-standard spellings: partizan, despatch, Kenesaw, skilful, practised, intrenchments, brevetted, reconnoissance, Chili, envelop.
5
He was never a good partizan, although all his life engaged in intrigues.
6
The partizan bodyguards were all sprawled on the floor with limbs twitching erratically.
7
They could scatter and meet again, and so continue a partizan warfare indefinitely.
8
I have no quarrel with your partizan creed, no matter what it is.
9
He is a more violent partizan than I have ever been.
10
The Ring's hold upon the legislature was through bribery, not through partizan adhesion.
11
Both are generally born of ignorance, a partizan spirit, and exaggeration.
12
Yet you will give him a chance to make a partizan of me?
13
And be a hearty partizan while you are about it.
14
Thus a partizan met with a pair of garden shears.
15
Here, again, I fancy that partizan prejudice had something to do with the dislike.
16
There were at that time five enterprising newspapers, four frankly partizan and one independent.
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