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- noun Plural form of
Esperantist .
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Examples
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Although not as successful as it had been hoped, there are still perhaps one million Esperantists around the globe, including between 200 and 2000 children of enthusiastic Esperantists who have been taught Esperanto as a native language.
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Although not as successful as it had been hoped, there are still perhaps one million Esperantists around the globe, including between 200 and 2000 children of enthusiastic Esperantists who have been taught Esperanto as a native language.
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Which was how Simon fell in among the Esperantists.
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A bunch of the old Esperantists used to show up, this was when Simon left, but then it stopped.
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Corroboratory instances flickered, here and there, of black stockings and green lipstick: but no Esperantists.
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A bunch of the old Esperantists used to show up, this was when Simon left, but then it stopped.
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Corroboratory instances flickered, here and there, of black stockings and green lipstick: but no Esperantists.
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Corroboratory instances flickered, here and there, of black stockings and green lipstick: but no Esperantists.
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She let it go on until it was enough, until her mockery was slaked, until the warring Esperantists had left him sufficiently bruised to satisfy her.
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She let it go on until it was enough, until her mockery was slaked, until the warring Esperantists had left him sufficiently bruised to satisfy her.
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