Pronunciation: /əˈdʌləˌmaɪt/
noun a member of a group of political malcontents or rebels
A1 The adullamite was known for their expertise in farming.
A2 The adullamite community lived in a secluded valley.
B1 The adullamites were skilled in pottery making.
B2 The adullamite leader was respected by all in the region.
C1 The adullamites were known for their unique cultural practices.
C2 The adullamite society had a complex political structure.
adjective relating to or characteristic of the Adullamites
A1 The adullamite man lived in a small village.
A2 She found the adullamite house charming with its rustic decor.
B1 The adullamite community had a strong sense of tradition.
B2 The adullamite culture was known for its unique customs.
C1 The adullamite language is considered a rare dialect.
C2 The adullamite artifacts were carefully preserved in the museum.
formal The Adullamites were a group of rebels in ancient Israel who opposed King David.
informal I heard that the Adullamites were causing trouble again in the neighboring village.
slang Those Adullamites are always up to no good.
figurative Being an Adullamite in this situation means going against the established authority.
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