Thesaurus / obscurantists
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synonyms for obscurantists
- traditionalist
- diehard
- rightist
- right-winger
- mossback
- die-hard
- hard hat
- intransigent
- obscurantist
- royalist
- counterrevolutionary
- Tory
- bitter-ender
- reactionist
- standpatter
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How to use obscurantists in a sentence
His opponents were regarded as obscurantists, who, rather than the object of their attack, were endangering Judaism.
A HISTORY OF MEDIAEVAL JEWISH PHILOSOPHYISAAC HUSIKPersonally I know just about as many young fools and obscurantists and militarists as elderly ones.
NON-COMBATANTS AND OTHERSROSE MACAULAYHe had a liking for all forthright and pugnacious men, and a contempt for lawyers, schoolmasters and all other such obscurantists.
DAMN!HENRY LOUIS MENCKENWith these learned obscurantists Dr. Napheys had no patience, and naturally found but slight favor.
THE PHYSICAL LIFE OF WOMAN:DR. GEORGE H NAPHEYSReuchlin's good offices to the Jews—his defense of them against the attacks of obscurantists—are a matter of general knowledge.
JEWISH LITERATURE AND OTHER ESSAYSGUSTAV KARPELESHow can we assume such a lordship without dubbing ourselves irrational obscurantists, who in folly try to stamp out the light?
LUX MUNDIVARIOUSMer was looked upon in his time as chief of the Obscurantists.
HISTORY OF THE JEWS, VOL. III (OF 6)HEINRICH GRAETZHe had to suffer rough handling from the obscurantists of his day.
THE HOUSEHOLD OF SIR THOMAS MOREANNE MANNINGObscurantists thought it a wicked book; 'intellectual' people thought it an advanced book.
CHARLES DARWINGRANT ALLENGeneral propositions are dangerous, yet it seems safe to observe that great men have seldom been obscurantists or persecutors.
STUDIES IN CONTEMPORARY BIOGRAPHYJAMES BRYCE, VISCOUNT BRYCE