defeatist

English

Etymology

Borrowed from French défaitiste.

Pronunciation

• (UK) IPA^(key): /dɪˈfiːtɪst/

Adjective

defeatist (comparative more defeatist, superlative most defeatist)

1. of, or relating to defeatism

Derived terms

• defeatistly

Translations

of, or relating to defeatism

Armenian: պարտվողական (hy) (partvoġakan) Belarusian: паражэнскі (paraženski), паражэнцкі (paražencki) Catalan: derrotista Czech: poraženecký Danish: defaitistisk Finnish: defaitistinen French: défaitiste (fr) German: defätistisch (de) Hungarian: kishitű (hu) Italian: disfattista (it) m or f Polish: defetystyczny (pl) Russian: пораже́нческий (ru) m (poražénčeskij) пораже́нческая (ru) f (poražénčeskaja)

Noun

defeatist (plural defeatists)

1. someone who advocates defeatism, or has such an attitude

Translations

someone who advocates defeatism, or has such an attitude

Armenian: պարտվողական (hy) (partvoġakan) Belarusian: паражэнец m (paraženjec) Catalan: derrotista m or f Danish: defaitist c Finnish: defaitisti French: défaitiste (fr) m or f German: Defätist (de) m Hebrew: תבוסתן m (tvustan), תבוסתנית f (tvustanyt) Icelandic: uppgjafarsinni m Italian: disfattista (it) m or f Polish: defetysta m, defetystka f Russian: пораже́нец (ru) m (poražénec) Spanish: derrotista m