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1. (n.) democrat
an advocate of democracy.
2. democrat
a person who believes in political or social equality.
3. democrat
(cap.) a member of the Democratic Party.
Etymology: (1780–90; < F)
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| Definition of 'democrat' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) Democrat
a member of the Democratic Party
2. (noun) democrat, populist
an advocate of democratic principles
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1. (noun) democrat
***Democrat
a member of the Democratic political party in the U.S.
Democrats and Republicans; a leading Democrat in the Senate
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) democrat
one who is an adherent or advocate of democracy, or government by the people
2. (noun) democrat
a member of the Democratic party
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Sense: one who believes in democracy as a principle
She likes to pretend she's a democrat.
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 Afrikaans: demokraat |
 Arabic: نَصير الديموقْراطِيَّه/ ح |
 Bulgarian: демократ |
 Brazilian: democrata |
 Czech: demokrat |
 German: der/die Demokrat(in) |
 Danish: demokrat |
 Greek: δημοκράτης |
 Spanish: demócrata |
 Estonian: demokraat |
 Farsi: دموکرات؛ هوادار حکومت اکث |
 Finnish: demokraatti |
 French: démocrate |
 Hebrew: דֶמוֹקרָט |
 Hindi: लोकतांत्रिक |
 Croatian: demokrat |
 Hungarian: demokrata |
 Indonesian: demokrat |
 Icelandic: lÿðræðissinni; demókrati, |
 Italian: democratico |
 Japanese: 民主主義者 |
 Korean: 민주주의자 |
 Lithuanian: demokratas |
 Latvian: demokrāts |
 Malay: demokrat |
 Dutch: democraat |
 Norwegian: demokrat |
 Polish: demokrata |
 Persian: دموکرات؛ هوادار حکومت اکث |
 Pashto: ديمو كرا تيك، دخلكو دحكوم |
 Portuguese: democrata |
 Romanian: democrat |
 Russian: демократ |
 Slovak: demokrat, -ka |
 Slovenian: demokrat |
 Serbian: demokrata |
 Swedish: demokrat |
 Thai: นักประชาธิปไตย |
 Turkish: demokrat |
 Taiwanese: 民主人士 |
 Ukrainian: демократ |
 Urdu: جمہوریت کا / کی حامی |
 Vietnamese: người dân chủ |
 Chinese: 民主主义者，民主党人 |
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