passivist
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passivist — 1895, originally in reference to sex roles, from PASSIVE (Cf. passive) + IST (Cf. ist) … Etymology dictionary
passivist — noun see passivism … New Collegiate Dictionary
passivist — n. supporter of passivism, one who lacks initiative, one who accepts outside influences without actively responding … English contemporary dictionary
passivist — pas·siv·ist … English syllables
passivist — və̇st noun ( s) 1. : one given to passivism 2. : passive resister … Useful english dictionary
passivism — passivist, n. /pas euh viz euhm/, n. 1. the quality of being passive. 2. the principle or practice of passive resistance. [1900 05; PASSIVE + ISM] * * * … Universalium
passivism — noun Date: 1872 a passive attitude, behavior, or way of life • passivist noun … New Collegiate Dictionary
Blaj Pronouncement — The Blaj Pronouncement ( ro. Pronunciamentul de la Blaj) is an 1868 document that expresses the reaction of its Transylvanian Romanian backers to the establishment of a dual monarchy in Austria Hungary the year before. Drafted with input from a… … Wikipedia
renegade — [adj] rebellious apostate, backsliding, disloyal, dissident, heterodox, mutinous, outlaw, radical, reactionary, rebel, recreant, revolutionary, runaway, schismatic, traitorous, unfaithful, untraditional; concepts 401,542 Ant. obedient, passive,… … New thesaurus
passivism — [pas′iv iz΄əm] n. 1. passive behavior or characteristics 2. the principle of or belief in being passive passivist [pas′ivist] n … English World dictionary
