demolater
/diːˈmɒlətə/rare
noun
A person who displays excessive enthusiasm for democracy or admiration for the opinions of ordinary people.
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in Saturday Review. From ancient Greek δῆμος people + -later, after e.g. idolater.
- retrocopulation
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- retrodeviation
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- retrodictable
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- retroduce
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