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Exceptionist

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eclectistnounAlternative form of eclecticist. [An exponent or advocate of eclecticism.]
antispecistnounAlternative form of antispeciesist. [A proponent of antispeciesism.]
specieistnounAlternative form of speciesist. [A proponent of speciesism.]
voluntaryistnounAlternative form of voluntarist. [Someone who endorses voluntarism.]
adaptionistnounAlternative form of adaptationist. [A supporter of adaptationism.]
élitistnounAlternative form of elitist. [(usually derogatory) Someone who believes in or is perceived as believing in rule by an elite group.]
pietistnounA supporter of pietism.
extra-ordinarynounAlternative form of extraordinary. [Not ordinary; exceptional; unusual.]
antidevolutionistnounAlternative form of anti-devolutionist. [A person with such views.]
specialisernounAlternative form of specializer. [One who, or that which, specializes.]
ideologisernounNon-Oxford British English standard spelling of ideologizer. [One who ideologizes.]
anti-elitenounAlternative form of antielite. [(sociology) Opposing an elite or elitism.]
neocreationistnounAlternative form of neo-creationist. [A proponent of neo-creationism.]
non-conformistnounAlternative form of nonconformist. [Not conforming to established customs, etc.]
eco-fascistnounAlternative form of ecofascist. [A proponent of ecofascism.]
individualisernounAlternative form of individualizer. [One who individualizes.]
neobehaviouristnounAlternative form of neobehaviorist. [An advocate of neobehaviorism.]
connectionalistnounAlternative form of connexionalist. [A proponent of connexionalism.]
neo-liberalnounAlternative form of neoliberal. [(often derogatory) A person who subscribes to neoliberalism.]
marginalisernounAlternative form of marginalizer. [One who marginalizes.]

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