Associations to the word «Abolitionist»
Noun
- Douglass
- Slavery
- Stowe
- Liberator
- Emancipation
- Southerner
- Weld
- Quaker
- Mott
- Harriet
- Wendell
- Clarkson
- Abolition
- Angelina
- Feminist
- Slave
- Garrison
- Reformer
- Whig
- Sumner
- Unitarian
- Suffrage
- Temperance
- Stanton
- Orator
- Freedman
- Granville
- Secession
- Kelley
- Negroes
- Cassius
- Philanthropist
- African
- Lloyd
- Elijah
- Forerunner
- Colonization
- Prostitution
- Vigilance
- Lydia
- Alton
- Abby
- Campaigner
- Seward
- Bondage
- Cheney
- Planter
- Underground
- Anti
- Frederick
- Rankin
- Activist
- Mob
- Fugitive
- Radical
- Sentiment
- Methodist
- Wentworth
- Josiah
- Insurrection
- Phillips
- Theodore
- Colored
- Advocate
- Pamphlet
- Harper
- Petition
- Waldo
- Movement
- Abigail
- Compromise
- Lincoln
- Agitation
- Clergyman
- Armory
- Presbyterian
- Activism
- Ferry
Adjective
Wiktionary
ABOLITIONIST, adjective. (historical) In favor of the abolition of slavery. [since the late 18th century]
ABOLITIONIST, noun. A person who favors the abolition of any particular institution. [since the late 18th century]
ABOLITIONIST, noun. (historical) (US) A person who favored or advocated the abolition of slavery. [since the late 18th century]
Dictionary definition
ABOLITIONIST, noun. A reformer who favors abolishing slavery.
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