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left-winger
noun as in person favoring usually radical change
Example Sentences
As well her musical career, Mychelle still plays football now - as a left-winger for Islington Borough Ladies in the Greater London Women's Football League.
The fourth-term congresswoman, once considered a hard-line left-winger by most Americans, is quickly building a broader tent with her progressive vision for the party.
As a junior equalities minister under Boris Johnson, she challenged the notion there was widespread institutional racism in Britain, saying she had experienced prejudice only from left-wingers.
Michael was already a committed left-winger who advocated political not military solutions to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
In an LBC interview, she said she had experienced prejudice only from left-wingers.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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