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adj. - Advocating or engaged in a doctrine or practice that emphasizes vigorous conduct or behavior (as the use of force for political ends)

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  • Winstanley and Müntzer share a mystical and so - cially activistic theological perspective.
  • MPs can too by having more activistic committees and constituency offices do much to bolster confidence in the criminal justice system.
  • And there are more activistic intervention to have them hunted, so that the proceeds from such hunts could be put back into Black Rhino conservation.
  • Rereading now the essays I have written for this and other papers in the Sixties, I am struck by the activistic, almost rationalistic, mood that permeates them.
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