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Meanings of suffragist (suffragists) in English
Activist advocating for the women's right to vote.
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Usage of suffragists in English
1
She served 3 days in District Jail for applauding suffragists in court.
2
The social revolution wrought by the suffragists had made it politically plausible.
3
There we found the suffragists who had preceded us, locked in cells.
4
They have now been ordered to encourage irresponsible crowds to attack suffragists.
5
Old suffragists who forged the first links were dead when it ended.
6
The frustrating lack of action parallels exactly what the suffragists experienced.
7
The organized suffragists and clubwomen were drawn into the thick of the fight.
8
When, as in Chicago, they are associated with labor, they become convinced suffragists.
9
The reform-monging suffragists seem to be equally devoid of the more caressing gifts.
10
Other suffragists adopt other methods of making the paper known to the public.
11
The first suffragists sent the worms to Whittaker on a spoon.
12
Black girls were called and commanded to physically attack the suffragists.
13
Orders were first handed down to the police to arrest suffragists.
14
They were giving Lucy guineas for the suffragists an hour ago.
15
The suffragists said, We wish to serve and we are ready for service.
16
The opening day was marked by the suffragists' second mass demonstration.
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