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- noun Plural form of
nontraditionalist .
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Examples
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Of course, there is little doubt that the nontraditionalists have come to dominate the culture.
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Ethical standards are considerably different for tradition-alists and nontraditionalists.
The Bass Handbook of Leadership Bernard M. Bass 2008
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Ethical standards are considerably different for tradition-alists and nontraditionalists.
The Bass Handbook of Leadership Bernard M. Bass 2008
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It's a talented group of mostly young nontraditionalists, and they're audibly thrilled to merge their sounds in the service of this drum lion in winter.
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It's a talented group of mostly young nontraditionalists, and they're audibly thrilled to merge their sounds in the service of this drum lion in winter.
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ReWrite is a bitchin 'triptych of one-act pop / rock musicals-there are a rising number of ultra-nontraditionalists who will melt into convulsions over anything on a stage offering an alternative to the usual dah-dah-dah-dah of musical theater.
New York Press 2009
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Of course, there is little doubt that the nontraditionalists have come to dominate the culture.
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The nontraditionalists don't seem to share our recognition of the ephemeral nature of liberty -- as if all of human history weren't enough proof.
redstatesusa 2008
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