anti-Jacobin or sometimes antijacobin /anˈti-jakˈə-bin/ (historical)

Opposed to the Jacobins and to the French Revolution or to democratic principles

1. A person opposed to the Jacobins
2. (with cap) a weekly paper started in England in 1797 by Canning and others to refute the principles of the French Revolution

anti-Jacˈobinism noun

• not go amiss
• not good enough
• not guilty
• not half
• not half bad
• no thanks to
• not harm a fly
• not have a cat in hell's chance
• not have a clue
• not have a hope in hell
• not have a leg to stand on
• not have the faintest
• not have the foggiest
• not-headed
• not hear of
• nothing
• nothingarian
• nothingarianism
• nothingarians
• nothing but
• nothing doing
• nothing for it but
• nothing-gift
• nothing-gifts
• nothing if not