What is another word for separationist?

Pronunciation: [sˌɛpəɹˈe͡ɪʃənˌɪst] (IPA)

The term "separationist" refers to someone who advocates for the separation of two or more things. Other synonyms for the word include "divorcist," "disconnecter," "segregator," and "dissociationist." A divorcist is someone who actively promotes the divorce or separation of two entities. A disconnecter is someone who separates or disconnects something from a whole. A segregator is someone who separates or divides based on certain criteria, such as race or sex. A dissociationist is someone who promotes the idea of dissociation or detachment between two things. In essence, these synonyms all refer to a person who believes in breaking apart that which is currently together.

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Usage examples for Separationist

You yourself are a separationist, are you not?...
"Romance"
Joseph Conrad and F.M. Hueffer
I hadn't any idea of being a separationist; I was loyal enough.
"Romance"
Joseph Conrad and F.M. Hueffer
I didn't much care about either party-I was looking out for romance-but I inclined a little to the separationists, because Macdonald, with whom I lived for two years at Horton Pen, was himself a separationist, in a cool Scotch sort of way.
"Romance"
Joseph Conrad and F.M. Hueffer

Related words: separationist in literature, separationist authors, 1800s separationist, 1800s separationist beliefs, 1800s separationist authors

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