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Definitions from the WebJohn WilkesDefinition:John Wilkes was an English radical politician, journalist, and campaigner. He was known for his support of civil liberties and opposition to government oppression, making him a highly influential figure during the 18th century. Senses and Usages:Sense 1 - Proper Noun:John Wilkes refers to the historical figure and his notable role in politics and journalism, particularly during the 18th century in England. Example Sentence:During his time, John Wilkes fought fiercely for freedom of speech and became an icon of political activism. Sense 2 - Common Noun:john wilkes can also be used as a common noun to refer to individuals who share similar characteristics or ideas as the historical figure. Example Sentence:The local protests were filled with john wilkes who demanded political reform and social change. Related Products: | ||||
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