Revolutionary Figures

5 words in this vocabulary list

firebrand malcontent mutineer radicalism seditionist

firebrand

noun a person who is passionate about a particular cause, typically one that involves social or political change

The politician was known for being a firebrand, always advocating for bold policy changes.
My friend is a real firebrand when it comes to debating politics.
That guy is a total firebrand - he never backs down from an argument.
Her fiery personality and passionate speeches earned her the reputation of a firebrand in the industry.

noun a person who is dissatisfied and rebellious

adjective dissatisfied with the existing state of affairs

The malcontent employee constantly voiced his dissatisfaction with the company's policies.
The malcontent customer complained about the service at the restaurant.
That malcontent is always causing trouble.
The malcontent artist found inspiration in his discontentment.

noun a person who takes part in a mutiny, typically a member of a crew or armed force

adjective relating to or characteristic of a mutineer

The mutineer was swiftly brought to justice for his actions against the captain.
The mutineer thought he could take over the ship, but he was wrong.
That mutineer is trouble, better stay away from him.
In a way, the CEO was seen as a mutineer for going against the traditional business practices.

noun a belief in or the advocacy of revolutionary or extreme measures, especially for social or political change

The rise of radicalism in politics has led to increased polarization among the population.
Some people think radicalism is cool, but others find it too extreme.
Radicalism is so extra, it's like they're trying too hard to be edgy.
Innovation often requires a certain level of radicalism to challenge the status quo.

noun a person who engages in or promotes sedition