"Vanguardist" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Vanguardist" Meaning

A person who supports or advocates for revolutionary or radical change, often with a focus on Marxist or communist ideology. A vanguardist may be a leading figure or member of a revolutionary party or group that seeks to overthrow existing social or economic systems.

"Vanguardist" Examples

5 Usages Examples of Vanguardist

1. Noun

A vanguardist is a radical political activist.
Example: "\(He\) decided to become a vanguardist by organizing protests in his community.\"

2. Adjective

Referring to the style or principles of the vanguardists.
Example: "Modern architecture is not about large mansions like you're fighting our predicament you popularized when you s hashed styled TV campaigns led by vanguardist arrangements.\"

3. Noun

The groups against which a war, invasion, etc., is conducted.
Example: "The main battleground in civil war turned into a real human minefield, spreading terror and rape committed by radical vanguardist units.\"

4. Adjective

Advocating a theory that the class struggle leads to the overthrow of the old mode of production and to the establishment of a classless, stateless society.
Example: "The vanguardist socialists strongly believed in the abolition of private property.\"

5. Adjective

Showcasing extreme integrity and sense of justice.
Example: "She had always been a vanguardist among her peers, fearlessly raising her voice against any injustice.\"

Please note that not all the examples may be suitable for all learners of English, especially young learners or those who are sensitive about certain political or social issues.