Synonym: admirer, agonist, booster, champion, friend, supporter. Similar words: antagonist, antagonism, antagonize, agonize, crop rotation, agony, wagon, drag on. Meaning: [prəʊ'tægənɪst] 
n. 1. a person who backs a politician or a team etc. 2. the principal character in a work of fiction.
n. 1. a person who backs a politician or a team etc. 2. the principal character in a work of fiction. (61) Although her work is nonfiction and features a female protagonist, it is still firmly planted in the picaresque tradition.
(62) The protagonist , racer Geng hao ( by Huang Bo ) can't get more unfortunate.
(63) Woody, the pen-and-ink protagonist, was angst-ridden, flawed, fearful, insecure, inadequate, pessimistic, urban, single, lustful, rejected by women.
(64) The protagonist of The Line of Beauty, Nick Guest, is writing a thesis on Henry James.
(65) Candide tells the tale of its naive eponymous protagonist(sentencedict.com/protagonist.html), taught to believe in Leibnizian optimism.
(66) The protagonist of Final Fantasy Versus XIII , Noctis is the last heir to the Caelum dynasty, which rules over the only remaining city-state to control the Crystals.
(67) The protagonist arrives, screams something completely undecipherable for about 2 minutes and then leaves...
(68) George Grebe, the protagonist of the story, is a marginalized intellectual, whose new job on the first day during the Depression is to find a man named Mr.
(69) The Diamond Necklace, a short fiction written by Maupassant, is a world of metaphors. In the story, the protagonist Mathilde shifts from self-deception to salvation but ends up with absurdity.
(70) In the novel A Rose for Emily, the protagonist Emily is endowed with the images of protecter of the tradition, and its convict, beneficiary and revolter.
More similar words: antagonist, antagonism, antagonize, agonize, crop rotation, agony, wagon, drag on, paragon, hexagon, bandwagon, rotate, sabotage, rotating, zionism, canonised, astonish, admonish, astonished, patronise, proton, totalitarianism, astonishing, anachronism, protein, protean, protect, protege, protest, admonishment.