English
Etymology
dissent + -er
Pronunciation
Noun
dissenter (plural dissenters)
- Someone who dissents (disagrees), especially from an established church.
Translations
someone who dissents
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 反對者／反对者 (zh) (fǎnduìzhě), 反对者 (zh) (fǎnduìzhe), 異議分子／异议分子 (yìyì fènzǐ), 异议分子 (yìyì fēnzǐ)
- Dutch: dissident (nl)
- Finnish: toisinajattelija (fi)
- French: dissident (fr) m, dissidente (fr) f
- German: Dissident (de) m, Dissidentin f, Dissenter m (Great Britain), Dissenterin f (Great Britain), Abweichler (de) m
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- Greek: αμφισβητίας (el) m (amfisvitías)
- Japanese: 反体制 (はんたいせい, hantaisei), 反体制派 (はんたいせいは, hantaiseiha), 反対者 (はんたいしゃ, hantaisha)
- Korean: 반대자 (ko) (bandaeja)
- Polish: dysydent (pl) m
- Portuguese: divergente (pt) m
- Russian: диссиде́нт (ru) m (dissidént), диссиде́нтка (ru) f (dissidéntka), инакомы́слящий (ru) m (inakomýsljaščij), инакомы́слящая (ru) f (inakomýsljaščaja), диссе́нтер (ru) m (dissɛ́ntɛr) (church dissenter)
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