Resister
noun
A person who opposes and fights against something.
During the war, he was a resister against the enemy forces.
Often appears as...
- political resister
- passive resister
noun
A device in an electrical circuit used to control the flow of electricity.
The resistor limits the current ensuring the circuit doesn't overload.
Often appears as...
- fixed resistor
- variable resistor
Usage tips
Technical
noun
A person who opposes and fights against something.
During the war, he was a resister against the enemy forces.
Often appears as...
- political resister
- passive resister
noun
A device in an electrical circuit used to control the flow of electricity.
The resistor limits the current ensuring the circuit doesn't overload.
Often appears as...
- fixed resistor
- variable resistor
Usage tips
Technical
Definition 1 of 2
Pro Tip 1/3Resistance Context
Used to describe someone opposing authority or an invading force, often in a political or social context.
Many viewed her as a resister after she spoke against the government.
Pro Tip 2/3Non-Violent Connotation
Can imply non-violent opposition, such as civil disobedience or peaceful protests.
He became a resister by participating in non-violent demonstrations.
Pro Tip 3/3Heroic Undertone
Often carries a positive, heroic connotation, portraying the resister as defending a noble cause.
The resisters of the occupation became national heroes.
Pro Tip 1/3Resistance Context
Used to describe someone opposing authority or an invading force, often in a political or social context.
Many viewed her as a resister after she spoke against the government.
Pro Tip 2/3Non-Violent Connotation
Can imply non-violent opposition, such as civil disobedience or peaceful protests.
He became a resister by participating in non-violent demonstrations.
Pro Tip 3/3Heroic Undertone
Often carries a positive, heroic connotation, portraying the resister as defending a noble cause.
The resisters of the occupation became national heroes.
Pro Tip 1/3Resistance Context
Used to describe someone opposing authority or an invading force, often in a political or social context.
Many viewed her as a resister after she spoke against the government.
Pro Tip 2/3Non-Violent Connotation
Can imply non-violent opposition, such as civil disobedience or peaceful protests.
He became a resister by participating in non-violent demonstrations.
Pro Tip 3/3Heroic Undertone
Often carries a positive, heroic connotation, portraying the resister as defending a noble cause.
The resisters of the occupation became national heroes.
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