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Jacobinic

Part of Speech: Adjective

Sense 1:

Relating to or characteristic of Jacobinism, a political movement during the French Revolution.

Example sentence: The jacobinic principles of liberty, equality, and fraternity influenced the course of the French Revolution.

Sense 2:

Expressing or advocating for extreme or radical views, especially in areas such as politics or religion.

Example sentence: His jacobinic ideology projected a vision of overthrowing the existing social structure.

Part of Speech: Noun

Sense 1:

A person who supports or promotes Jacobinism.

Example sentence: The speaker at the rally was a staunch jacobinic, emphasizing the need for revolutionary change.

Sense 2:

A member of the Jacobin Club, a prominent political club during the French Revolution.

Example sentence: Robespierre was one of the influential jacobinics who wielded significant power during the Reign of Terror.

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