Trumpist

Pronunciation: /trʌmpɪst/

Definitions of Trumpist

noun a supporter or follower of Donald Trump, particularly his political beliefs and policies

Example Sentences

A1 A Trumpist is a supporter of Donald Trump.

A2 Some Trumpists believe in his policies without question.

B1 The Trumpist movement gained momentum during the 2016 election.

B2 Critics argue that Trumpists prioritize loyalty to the president over facts.

C1 Many Trumpists defend his controversial decisions on social media.

C2 The Trumpist ideology has had a significant impact on American politics.

Examples of Trumpist in a Sentence

formal The Trumpist movement gained momentum during the recent election.

informal I heard that Joe is a big Trumpist supporter.

slang Don't be such a Trumpist, think for yourself!

figurative Her loyalty to the company was almost Trumpist in nature.

Grammatical Forms of Trumpist

• past tense: Trumpisted
• plural: Trumpists
• comparative: more Trumpist
• superlative: most Trumpist
• present tense: Trumpists
• future tense: will Trumpist
• perfect tense: have Trumpisted
• continuous tense: is Trumpisting
• singular: Trumpist
• positive degree: Trumpist
• infinitive: to Trumpist
• gerund: Trumpisting
• participle: Trumpisted

Origin and Evolution of Trumpist

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'Trumpist' is derived from the surname 'Trump' which likely originated as a nickname for a person who played the trumpet or had a loud voice.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in reference to supporters of Donald Trump, the term 'Trumpist' has evolved to more broadly describe individuals who adhere to Trump's political ideology or style of leadership.