anarchist in Irish
anarchist in Irish is ainrialaí — anarchist means a person who believes that government and formal authority should be abolished in favour of voluntary cooperation.
anarchist in Irish
ainrialaí
One who believes in or advocates the absence of hierarchy and authority in most forms (compare anarchism), especially one who works toward the realization of such.
What does "anarchist" mean?
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noun A person who believes that government and formal authority should be abolished in favour of voluntary cooperation.
"The anarchist argued that no one should rule over another person."
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noun Someone who rejects rules and authority generally, often used loosely for anyone causing disorder.
"The press called the rioters anarchists."
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adj Relating to anarchism.
"The group ran an anarchist bookshop in the city centre."
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anarchist in a sentence
- The anarchist argued that no one should rule over another person.
- The press called the rioters anarchists.
- The group ran an anarchist bookshop in the city centre.
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What is "anarchist" in Irish?
"anarchist" in Irish is ainrialaí. anarchist means: A person who believes that government and formal authority should be abolished in favour of voluntary cooperation.
How do you use "anarchist" in a sentence?
Example: "The anarchist argued that no one should rule over another person." In Irish, "anarchist" is ainrialaí.
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