What is another word for crusader?
Pronunciation:
[ kɹuːsˈe͡ɪdə], [ kɹuːsˈeɪdə], [ k_ɹ_uː_s_ˈeɪ_d_ə]
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Synonyms for Crusader:
n.
• apostle (noun) • crusader (noun) • Other relevant words: (noun) • person (noun) • reformer (noun) • zealot (noun)Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words:- fiend,
- contractile organ,
- apostelic father,
- defend,
- rabid,
- essayer,
- honey,
- advert,
- assistant,
- gearstick,
- protagonist,
- jock,
- jumper,
- manual laborer,
- beloved,
- dearly,
- basal,
- ideologist,
- foot soldier,
- contestant,
- paladin,
- genius,
- cluster,
- devout,
- hot dog,
- push,
- reform-minded,
- truelove,
- missional,
- government minister,
- competitive,
- drumbeater,
- magician,
- suspensor,
- missioner,
- nominee,
- comforter,
- protector,
- gang,
- renegade,
- looker,
- campaign,
- counsellor,
- ideal,
- warlike,
- pricy,
- angel falls,
- wry,
- jockstrap,
- matman,
- disciple,
- counsel,
- challenger,
- drug trafficker,
- lifter,
- rival,
- conjure man,
- patron,
- fighter aircraft,
- admirer,
- wooer,
- adventurer,
- salinity,
- candidate,
- temptress,
- carriage,
- drug dealer,
- holy man,
- cause,
- bundle,
- continuous tense,
- group,
- prude,
- clustering,
- arise,
- ratiocinator,
- table salt,
- greyback,
- showman,
- index,
- acquaintance,
- ironic,
- love,
- image breaker,
- enshrine,
- guardian,
- lamb,
- opponent,
- high-priced,
- free radical,
- scaremonger,
- drug peddler,
- imperfect tense,
- gearshift,
- agitate,
- nonsuch,
- athletic supporter,
- dearest,
- advocator,
- advertizer,
- knockout,
- pastor,
- patronize,
- muffin,
- shover,
- guerrilla,
- courser,
- hotdog,
- perambulator,
- gemstone,
- juiceless,
- sensation,
- clump,
- bunch up,
- plugger,
- removal company,
- irregular,
- stone,
- progressive tense,
- illusionist,
- ironical,
- beauty,
- subversive,
- hold dear,
- ally,
- preacher man,
- footslogger,
- booster,
- competitor,
- help,
- technical analyst,
- belligerent,
- superstar,
- revivalist,
- moving company,
- buy at,
- near,
- good,
- delilah,
- title-holder,
- reb,
- trail bike,
- siren,
- root,
- maven,
- battery charger,
- gospeller,
- revolutionary,
- impresario,
- prize,
- gear lever,
- ultra,
- crew,
- star,
- counselor,
- femme fatale,
- wizard,
- mavin,
- darling,
- rise up,
- jack,
- affectionately,
- urge,
- chemical group,
- value,
- press,
- nonpareil,
- pushchair,
- caboodle,
- advertizement,
- curate,
- warring,
- earnest,
- counselor-at-law,
- guerilla,
- waker,
- minister of religion,
- parader,
- adman,
- whiz,
- baby buggy,
- crowd,
- peach,
- dish,
- resister,
- merchant-venturer,
- helper,
- hotshot,
- war-ridden,
- pleader,
- infantryman,
- fanatical,
- adversary,
- hawkish,
- scrapper,
- proposer,
- grappler,
- preach,
- power,
- fight,
- enquirer,
- overzealous,
- dry out,
- stunner,
- thruster,
- declarer,
- care for,
- shielder,
- antagonist,
- dirt bike,
- holy person,
- heartfelt,
- perspirer,
- garter,
- witch,
- theme,
- well-wisher,
- teetotal,
- prizewinning,
- go-cart,
- lulu,
- stroller,
- withstander,
- diplomatic minister,
- canonise,
- rector,
- strategic arms limitation talks,
- mantrap,
- recommend,
- conjurer,
- questioner,
- selflessness,
- prestidigitator,
- pricey,
- presenter,
- poppet valve,
- seditious,
- ravisher,
- apotheosis,
- liberal,
- whizz,
- advertizing,
- pram,
- common salt,
- steady,
- sales demonstrator,
- root word,
- beau ideal,
- arouser,
- attack aircraft,
- patronise,
- perfection,
- shop,
- shop at,
- competition,
- lot,
- champ,
- imperfect,
- dissident,
- enthusiast,
- peddler,
- rise,
- sympathiser,
- suer,
- maverick,
- softy,
- public mover,
- zori,
- hoarded wealth,
- querier,
- activistic,
- gospeler,
- wiz,
- quaker,
- bunch together,
- drive,
- sermoniser,
- frequent,
- advertising,
- cherish,
- jewel,
- parson,
- adept,
- appreciate,
- ace,
- inquirer,
- canonize,
- removal firm,
- sceneshifter,
- costly,
- precious stone,
- objector,
- virtuoso,
- combatant,
- user,
- base,
- partizan,
- fundamentalistic,
- hero,
- saltiness,
- ad,
- movement,
- stem,
- smasher,
- idol,
- baby carriage,
- nonesuch,
- effort.
- hippie,
- suitor,
- promoter,
- Causer,
- emancipationist,
- Exciter,
- charger,
- compressor,
- extremist,
- civil rights leader,
- proselytiser,
- mover,
- conjuror,
- marcher,
- rouser,
- exploiter,
- defender,
- progressive,
- battler,
- struggler,
- attempter,
- Presser,
- champion,
- hipster,
- fomenter,
- activist,
- advertiser,
- ideologue,
- dissenter,
- minister,
- venturer,
- stirrer,
- Questor,
- militant,
- rebel,
- insurrectionist,
- asker,
- fighter,
- sweater,
- radical,
- partisan,
- crusade,
- prohibitionist,
- demonstrator,
- Forcer,
- Disturber,
- protester,
- trier,
- weigher,
- wrestler,
- social reformer,
- pusher,
- agitator,
- crusaders,
- abolitionist,
- opposer,
- shifter,
- laborer,
- scrambler,
- Proselytizer,
- backer,
- labourer,
- reasoner,
- compactor,
- chartist,
- contender,
- weightlifter,
- squeezer,
- Crowder,
- contractor,
- campaigner,
- conservationist,
- constrictor.
How to use "Crusader" in context?
A crusader is someone who goes off on a holy quest, usually to save someone or some place from trouble. They often take up arms to fight for what they believe in, and are often fierce warriors. There are many different crusades out there, some fight for religious reasons, others because they believe that their country is in trouble. Whatever the reason, crusaders are always capable of putting their lives on the line for the people they care about.
Paraphrases for Crusader:
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Proper noun, singular
crusade.
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Other Related
Homophones for Crusader:
- church tower, cash register, corregidor, cargo door, corkwood tree, cigar cutter, chorister, cork tree, character, crassostrea, check character, circuitry, caricature, charcuterie, check register, cryocautery, cricketer.
Hyponym for Crusader:
n.
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person
disputant, controversialist, Eristic, warrior.
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