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adventurist, n.|ædˈvɛntjʊərɪst|
[f. adventure n. + -ist.]
One inclined to adventurism (various senses). Also adj.
1920Public Opinion 16 Apr. 372/2 Our own military adventurists have been unable to stampede the Government. 1943Amer. Speech XVIII. 310 A mid-western newspaper headline telling of the death of Ignatius Timothy Lincoln in Shanghai a few years ago read ‘Ignatius Lincoln, Adventurist, Dies’. 1958I. Brown Words in our Time 16 Marshal Zhukov..was formally accused of being adventurist and personalist. 1962Guardian 28 Dec. 8/2 In accusing Mr. Kruschev's Cuban policy of having been both ‘adventurist’ and ‘capitulationist’ the Peking ‘People's Daily’ has scored a fair point. 1963Ann. Reg. 1962 214 Vigorously condemning Albanian ‘adventurists and dogmatists’. |