Similar words: trade unionist, unionism, unionization, unionized, zionist, fictionist, revisionist, abortionist. Meaning: ['juːnɪənɪst] 
n. a worker who belongs to a trade union.
n. a worker who belongs to a trade union. 
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61. The Conservative and Unionist party will fight the next general election as the party of the Union.
62. Unionist immediately rejected the idea, calling it a betrayal.
63. I was not a trade unionist.
64. It looks like an opportunity for a trade unionist.
65. To begin with the Unionist soldiers fought without any real purpose and their losses were terrible.
66. The incoming government in 1983 led by Bob Hawke, a former trade unionist,(sentencedict .com) was the first to take serious remedial action.
67. Cyril Ramaphosa, a former trade unionist turned businessman and a key negotiator in the democratic transition, could make a political comeback, but may not please the left.
68. Whitehall did nothing to reverse that decision, despite the opposition of unionist politicians.
69. As a former unionist, he'll be more sensitive to the demands of the people.
70. Unionist immediately objected ( rejected ) the idea, calling it a betrayal.
71. The Gospels don't quite tell us that Jesus was a trade unionist, but they do suggest he backed a living wage.
72. She chose a crane where another trade unionist committed suicide several years ago during a separate labour row.
73. The quote, often attributed to Gandhi, most likely originated with the trade unionist Nicholas Klein, of the Amalgamated Clothing Works of America at their Third Biennial Convention in 1918.
74. In this year's election he stood as a Unionist, and...was defeated by a Leaguer.
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