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Definition of advocate
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of advocate is as below...
Advocate
(n.) One who
pleads
the cause of
another.
Specifically:
One who
pleads
the cause of
another
before
a
tribunal
or
judicial
court;
a
counselor.
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Internationalist
::
Internationalist
(n.) A
member
of the
International;
one who
believes
in, or
advocates
the
doctrines
of, the
International..
Subaerial
::
Subadvocate
(n.) An under or
subordinate
advocate.
Culturist
::
Culturist
(n.) One who is an
advocate
of
culture.
Coalitionist
::
Coalitionist
(n.) One who joins or
promotes
a
coalition;
one who
advocates
coalition.
Pestalozzian
::
Pestalozzian
(a.)
Belonging
to, or
characteristic
of, a
system
of
elementary
education
which
combined
manual
training
with other
instruction,
advocated
and
practiced
by Jean Henri
Pestalozzi
(1746-1827),
a Swiss
teacher..
Side
::
Side (n.) The
position
of a
person
or party
regarded
as
opposed
to
another
person
or
party,
whether
as a rival or a foe; a body of
advocates
or
partisans;
a
party;
hence,
the
interest
or cause which one
maintains
against
another;
a
doctrine
or view
opposed
to
another..
Defectionist
::
Defectionist
(n.) One who
advocates
or
encourages
defection.
Premediate
::
Premediate
(v. t.) To
advocate.
Nihilist
::
Nihilist
(n.) One who
advocates
the
doctrine
of
nihilism;
one who
believes
or
teaches
that
nothing
can be
known,
or
asserted
to
exist..
Representation
::
Representation
(n.) A
description
or
statement;
as, the
representation
of an
historian,
of a
witness,
or an
advocate..
Voluntary
::
Voluntary
(n.) One who
advocates
voluntaryism.
Legalist
::
Legalist
(n.) One who
practices
or
advocates
strict
conformity
to law; in
theology,
one who holds to the law of
works.
See
Legal,
2 (a)..
Strepent
::
Strenuous
(a.)
Eagerly
pressing
or
urgent;
zealous;
ardent;
earnest;
bold;
valiant;
intrepid;
as, a
strenuous
advocate
for
national
rights;
a
strenuous
reformer;
a
strenuous
defender
of his
country..
Bullionist
::
Bullionist
(n.) An
advocate
for a
metallic
currency,
or a paper
currency
always
convertible
into
gold..
Emancipationist
::
Emancipationist
(n.) An
advocate
of
emancipation,
esp. the
emancipation
of
slaves..
Pestalozzian
::
Pestalozzian
(n.) An
advocate
or
follower
of the
system
of
Pestalozzi.
Necessarian
::
Necessarian
(n.) An
advocate
of the
doctrine
of
philosophical
necessity;
a
nacessitarian.
Wernerian
::
Wernerian
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to A. G.
Werner,
The
German
mineralogist
and
geologist,
who
classified
minerals
according
to their
external
characters,
and
advocated
the
theory
that the
strata
of the
earth's
crust were
formed
by
depositions
from
water;
designating,
or
according
to,
Werner's
system..
Communalism
::
Communalism
(n.) A
French
theory
of
government
which holds that
commune
should
be a kind of
independent
state,
and the
national
government
a
confederation
of such
states,
having
only
limited
powers.
It is
advocated
by
advanced
French
republicans;
but it
should
not be
confounded
with
communism..
Paraclete
::
Paraclete
(n.) An
advocate;
one
called
to aid or
support;
hence,
the
Consoler,
Comforter,
or
Intercessor;
-- a term
applied
to the Holy
Spirit..
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