dissident
adjectivecommon noun
from Latin dissidens, present participle of dissidere ('to be in opposition'), composed of dis- and sedere ('to sit'), which means, in a way, 'to practice the politics of the empty chair', to use a modern expression.
Definitions
- histoire
- histoire
Plural
dissidents
Hyponym
Anagram
distendis
Translations
english:dissident
spanish:disidente
finnish:toisinajattelija
dutch:dissident
polish:dysydent
See also
dissident (adj.) dissentérisme (cn.)