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come-outer
[ kuhm-ou-ter ]
noun
- an outspoken or very active supporter of a cause, especially a reformer or a social activist.
Word History and Origins
Origin of come-outer1
Example Sentences
And all the flowers cried out: "No, you are no flower at all; you are a come-outer."
At the culminating point, the typical child which is born, grows up, and comes out from or tramples upon the religion which produced him, and is called a "come-outer," a "protester," an "image-breaker," or an "infidel."
Having already somewhat the position of a "come-outer," Margaret was naturally supposed to be in entire sympathy with the Transcendentalists.
Saturday I took tea with Mrs. Haslam, a bright, lovely "come-outer" from the Friends.
As for me, I believe I am a born protestant, or "come-outer," as they used to call dissenters in the early days of New England.
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