Definition of Babouvist in English:

Babouvist

(also Babouviste)

noun bəˈbuːvɪst

Politics

A follower or supporter of Babeuf or his beliefs, most notably the doctrine of universal equality of income and the abolition of private property; specifically a member of any of various 19th-cent. French political organizations espousing this principle.

adjective bəˈbuːvɪst

Politics

Of, relating to, or characteristic of Babeuf, the Babouvists, or their beliefs.

Origin

Early 19th century. From French Babouviste from the name of François Noël (pseudonym ‘Gracchus’) Babeuf, French revolutionary + -iste.

Definition of Babouvist in US English:

Babouvist

(also Babouviste)

nounbəˈbuːvɪst

Politics

A follower or supporter of Babeuf or his beliefs, most notably the doctrine of universal equality of income and the abolition of private property; specifically a member of any of various 19th-cent. French political organizations espousing this principle.

adjectivebəˈbuːvɪst

Politics

Of, relating to, or characteristic of Babeuf, the Babouvists, or their beliefs.

Origin

Early 19th century. From French Babouviste from the name of François Noël (pseudonym ‘Gracchus’) Babeuf, French revolutionary + -iste.

词汇	Babouvist
释义	Definition of Babouvist in English: Babouvist (also Babouviste) noun bəˈbuːvɪst Politics A follower or supporter of Babeuf or his beliefs, most notably the doctrine of universal equality of income and the abolition of private property; specifically a member of any of various 19th-cent. French political organizations espousing this principle. adjective bəˈbuːvɪst Politics Of, relating to, or characteristic of Babeuf, the Babouvists, or their beliefs. Origin Early 19th century. From French Babouviste from the name of François Noël (pseudonym ‘Gracchus’) Babeuf, French revolutionary + -iste. Definition of Babouvist in US English: Babouvist (also Babouviste) nounbəˈbuːvɪst Politics A follower or supporter of Babeuf or his beliefs, most notably the doctrine of universal equality of income and the abolition of private property; specifically a member of any of various 19th-cent. French political organizations espousing this principle. adjectivebəˈbuːvɪst Politics Of, relating to, or characteristic of Babeuf, the Babouvists, or their beliefs. Origin Early 19th century. From French Babouviste from the name of François Noël (pseudonym ‘Gracchus’) Babeuf, French revolutionary + -iste.
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