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crusader

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /kruːˈseɪdər/ · UK /kruːˈseɪdə/

Forms: crusaders

crusader means: Someone who fights in a religious war or works strongly for a cause they believe in.

noun

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Someone who fights in a religious war or works strongly for a cause they believe in.

  • The crusaders marched towards Jerusalem.
  • She is a crusader for better schools.
  • Medieval crusaders travelled far from home to fight.

How to use it: crusader for something (She became a crusader for equal rights.); crusader against something (He is a tireless crusader against corruption.)

Similar words: campaigner, champion

Common phrases: medieval crusader, crusader for something, crusader against something

Questions about crusader

What does crusader mean?

Someone who fights in a religious war or works strongly for a cause they believe in.

What is crusader in other languages?

Türkçe: Haçlı · Español: cruzado · Français: croisé · Deutsch: Kreuzfahrer · Italiano: crociato · 日本語: 十字軍兵士

How do you pronounce crusader?

In American English /kruːˈseɪdər/; in British English /kruːˈseɪdə/.

How do you use crusader in a sentence?

The crusaders marched towards Jerusalem. She is a crusader for better schools.

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