abolitionist in Czech
abolitionist in Czech is abolicionistický — abolitionist means a person who campaigns to abolish something, historically and most often the slave trade and slavery.
abolitionist in Czech
abolicionistický
(chiefly, historical) In favor of the abolition of slavery. [since the late 18th century]
What does "abolitionist" mean?
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noun A person who campaigns to abolish something, historically and most often the slave trade and slavery.
"Frederick Douglass was the most famous abolitionist of his generation."
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adjective Relating to the movement to abolish something, especially slavery or, in modern use, prisons or the death penalty.
"The abolitionist press printed thousands of pamphlets."
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abolitionist in a sentence
- Frederick Douglass was the most famous abolitionist of his generation.
- The abolitionist press printed thousands of pamphlets.
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What is "abolitionist" in Czech?
"abolitionist" in Czech is abolicionistický. abolitionist means: A person who campaigns to abolish something, historically and most often the slave trade and slavery.
How do you use "abolitionist" in a sentence?
Example: "Frederick Douglass was the most famous abolitionist of his generation." In Czech, "abolitionist" is abolicionistický.
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