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fellow traveler
noun
- a person who supports or sympathizes with a political party, especially the Communist Party, but is not an enrolled member.
- anyone who, although not a member, supports or sympathizes with some organization, movement, or the like.
fellow traveler
- One who supports the aims or philosophies of a political group without joining it. A 鈥渇ellow traveler鈥 is usually one who sympathizes with communist doctrines but is not a member of the Communist party . The term was used disparagingly in the 1950s to describe people accused of being communists.
Other 亚洲网紅露点 Forms
- 蹿别濒路濒辞飞-迟谤补惫路别濒路颈苍驳 [fel-oh-trav-, uh, -ling, -, trav, -ling], adjective
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of fellow traveler1
Example Sentences
The goal of this was twofold: First, to signal fascist sympathizers to fellow travelers.
This 鈥淧roject 2025 for dominion theology鈥 is against taxation, regulation and labor unions, and its theorists 鈥渨ere fellow travelers with states鈥 righters, the John Birch Society and, later, the Tea Party movement.鈥
I felt like I had a strong network of fellow travelers, colleagues in the medical school, and particularly in the bioethics center, who would feel the same way about it.
Two weeks earlier, on the far side of the country, a fellow traveler had pointed at a map and described the crumbling buildings here, in Dhahran al-Janub, arranged in a colorful open-air museum.
Ms. Le Pen, for her part, has distanced herself from Alternative for Germany, or AfD, a far-right party that appears to have become too extreme even for its fellow travelers.
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