Definition of secessionist in English:

secessionist

noun sɪˈsɛʃənɪstsəˈsɛʃ(ə)nəst

A person who favours formal withdrawal from membership of a federation or body, especially a political state.
an ardent secessionist
Example sentencesExamples
- A deserter claimed he was the victim of "Norwegian secessionists."
- Their claim is that they were never part of the country and are therefore neither separatists nor secessionists.
- I have been following keenly the developments in the treason trial of the secessionists.
- The coming industrial glory, secessionists argued, would be quite compatible with the state's slave society.
- The army is still at war with secessionists in the oil-rich province.
- It has been surmised that some of the so-called secessionists would continue to refer to the resolution to vindicate their demand for a plebiscite in the disputed state.
- They frequently knew the mercenaries fighting for the ultimately unsuccessful secessionists, and even talked to them by radio.
- The government will continue peace talks with secessionists despite the passing Friday of a deadline for forging a peace deal.
- Secessionists eagerly implicated the national tariff, which had redirected Southern profits to Northern manufactures.
- To a certain extent, the position of Virginia secessionists was hardly new.

adjective sɪˈsɛʃənɪstsəˈsɛʃ(ə)nəst

Favouring formal withdrawal from membership of a federation or body, especially a political state.
the leader of a secessionist movement
Example sentencesExamples
- The ruling party called the secessionist resolution a "retrograde step" and vowed to quash it when it is debated at the federal level.
- It's certainly a big step forward, particularly as another secessionist group reached a political settlement with the government in 1996.
- He encouraged legal reform, promoted dialogue with secessionist leaders, and attempted to end discrimination against the ethnic minority.
- They were abducted by the secessionist guerrilla group they went to interview.
- The government portrays the new laws on 'ordinary' autonomy as a large concession to all the resource-rich provinces which are showing secessionist symptoms.
- Enforcing federal law against secessionist states precipitated war.
- The country's transition would descend from a matter of managing change to managing chaos, especially as secessionist regions become a breeding ground for anarchy.
- The secessionist government boycotted the elections in order to bolster its claims for international recognition as a separate state.
- They did this despite warnings from a number of quarters that the secessionist acts would provoke violent conflicts between ethnic groups.
- The abandoned copper mine in the mountains has been controlled by secessionist rebels since the late 1980s.

Rhymes

expressionist, impressionist, progressionist

Definition of secessionist in US English:

secessionist

nounsəˈseSH(ə)nəstsəˈsɛʃ(ə)nəst

A person who favors formal withdrawal from membership of a federation or body, especially a political state.
an ardent secessionist
Example sentencesExamples
- It has been surmised that some of the so-called secessionists would continue to refer to the resolution to vindicate their demand for a plebiscite in the disputed state.
- Their claim is that they were never part of the country and are therefore neither separatists nor secessionists.
- A deserter claimed he was the victim of "Norwegian secessionists."
- The government will continue peace talks with secessionists despite the passing Friday of a deadline for forging a peace deal.
- Secessionists eagerly implicated the national tariff, which had redirected Southern profits to Northern manufactures.
- The coming industrial glory, secessionists argued, would be quite compatible with the state's slave society.
- The army is still at war with secessionists in the oil-rich province.
- They frequently knew the mercenaries fighting for the ultimately unsuccessful secessionists, and even talked to them by radio.
- I have been following keenly the developments in the treason trial of the secessionists.
- To a certain extent, the position of Virginia secessionists was hardly new.

adjectivesəˈseSH(ə)nəstsəˈsɛʃ(ə)nəst

Favoring formal withdrawal from membership of a federation or body, especially a political state.
the leader of a secessionist movement
Example sentencesExamples
- The abandoned copper mine in the mountains has been controlled by secessionist rebels since the late 1980s.
- The government portrays the new laws on 'ordinary' autonomy as a large concession to all the resource-rich provinces which are showing secessionist symptoms.
- The country's transition would descend from a matter of managing change to managing chaos, especially as secessionist regions become a breeding ground for anarchy.
- It's certainly a big step forward, particularly as another secessionist group reached a political settlement with the government in 1996.
- The ruling party called the secessionist resolution a "retrograde step" and vowed to quash it when it is debated at the federal level.
- They were abducted by the secessionist guerrilla group they went to interview.
- He encouraged legal reform, promoted dialogue with secessionist leaders, and attempted to end discrimination against the ethnic minority.
- They did this despite warnings from a number of quarters that the secessionist acts would provoke violent conflicts between ethnic groups.
- The secessionist government boycotted the elections in order to bolster its claims for international recognition as a separate state.
- Enforcing federal law against secessionist states precipitated war.

单词	secessionist
释义	Definition of secessionist in English: secessionist noun sɪˈsɛʃənɪstsəˈsɛʃ(ə)nəst A person who favours formal withdrawal from membership of a federation or body, especially a political state. an ardent secessionist Example sentencesExamples A deserter claimed he was the victim of "Norwegian secessionists." Their claim is that they were never part of the country and are therefore neither separatists nor secessionists. I have been following keenly the developments in the treason trial of the secessionists. The coming industrial glory, secessionists argued, would be quite compatible with the state's slave society. The army is still at war with secessionists in the oil-rich province. It has been surmised that some of the so-called secessionists would continue to refer to the resolution to vindicate their demand for a plebiscite in the disputed state. They frequently knew the mercenaries fighting for the ultimately unsuccessful secessionists, and even talked to them by radio. The government will continue peace talks with secessionists despite the passing Friday of a deadline for forging a peace deal. Secessionists eagerly implicated the national tariff, which had redirected Southern profits to Northern manufactures. To a certain extent, the position of Virginia secessionists was hardly new. adjective sɪˈsɛʃənɪstsəˈsɛʃ(ə)nəst Favouring formal withdrawal from membership of a federation or body, especially a political state. the leader of a secessionist movement Example sentencesExamples The ruling party called the secessionist resolution a "retrograde step" and vowed to quash it when it is debated at the federal level. It's certainly a big step forward, particularly as another secessionist group reached a political settlement with the government in 1996. He encouraged legal reform, promoted dialogue with secessionist leaders, and attempted to end discrimination against the ethnic minority. They were abducted by the secessionist guerrilla group they went to interview. The government portrays the new laws on 'ordinary' autonomy as a large concession to all the resource-rich provinces which are showing secessionist symptoms. Enforcing federal law against secessionist states precipitated war. The country's transition would descend from a matter of managing change to managing chaos, especially as secessionist regions become a breeding ground for anarchy. The secessionist government boycotted the elections in order to bolster its claims for international recognition as a separate state. They did this despite warnings from a number of quarters that the secessionist acts would provoke violent conflicts between ethnic groups. The abandoned copper mine in the mountains has been controlled by secessionist rebels since the late 1980s. Rhymes expressionist, impressionist, progressionist Definition of secessionist in US English: secessionist nounsəˈseSH(ə)nəstsəˈsɛʃ(ə)nəst A person who favors formal withdrawal from membership of a federation or body, especially a political state. an ardent secessionist Example sentencesExamples It has been surmised that some of the so-called secessionists would continue to refer to the resolution to vindicate their demand for a plebiscite in the disputed state. Their claim is that they were never part of the country and are therefore neither separatists nor secessionists. A deserter claimed he was the victim of "Norwegian secessionists." The government will continue peace talks with secessionists despite the passing Friday of a deadline for forging a peace deal. Secessionists eagerly implicated the national tariff, which had redirected Southern profits to Northern manufactures. The coming industrial glory, secessionists argued, would be quite compatible with the state's slave society. The army is still at war with secessionists in the oil-rich province. They frequently knew the mercenaries fighting for the ultimately unsuccessful secessionists, and even talked to them by radio. I have been following keenly the developments in the treason trial of the secessionists. To a certain extent, the position of Virginia secessionists was hardly new. adjectivesəˈseSH(ə)nəstsəˈsɛʃ(ə)nəst Favoring formal withdrawal from membership of a federation or body, especially a political state. the leader of a secessionist movement Example sentencesExamples The abandoned copper mine in the mountains has been controlled by secessionist rebels since the late 1980s. The government portrays the new laws on 'ordinary' autonomy as a large concession to all the resource-rich provinces which are showing secessionist symptoms. The country's transition would descend from a matter of managing change to managing chaos, especially as secessionist regions become a breeding ground for anarchy. It's certainly a big step forward, particularly as another secessionist group reached a political settlement with the government in 1996. The ruling party called the secessionist resolution a "retrograde step" and vowed to quash it when it is debated at the federal level. They were abducted by the secessionist guerrilla group they went to interview. He encouraged legal reform, promoted dialogue with secessionist leaders, and attempted to end discrimination against the ethnic minority. They did this despite warnings from a number of quarters that the secessionist acts would provoke violent conflicts between ethnic groups. The secessionist government boycotted the elections in order to bolster its claims for international recognition as a separate state. Enforcing federal law against secessionist states precipitated war.
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