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disestablishmentarian

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dis·es·tab·lish·men·tar·i·an or Dis·es·tab·lish·men·tar·i·an  (ds-stblsh-mn-târ-n)
n.
An opponent of an established order, especially one who opposes state support of an established church.

dises·tablish·men·tari·an adj.
dises·tablish·men·tari·an·ism n.


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For this reason, a constitutional regime that respects religious diversity will inevitably generate some disestablishmentarian principles even if its constitution has no disestablishment clause.
After reading Granny, our superficial ideas about anarchism--a hollow-eyed Johnny Rotten belting out disestablishmentarian anthems for the disaffected youth of 1970s Britain--seem pat and flimsy.
300) Without acknowledging the injunctions against other forms of religious worship found throughout the Decalogue, the court held that it could not concede to disestablishmentarian arguments that would only be "exaggerat[ing] the effect of benign religious messages.
 
 
 
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