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pantisocrat|pænˈtaɪsəkræt|
[f. as prec. after aristocrat, democrat.]
One who advocates or promotes pantisocracy.
1794Southey Let. 20 Sept. in Life I. 221 It will then be time for you to take leave of the navy, and become acquainted with all our brethren, the pantisocrats. 1895Saintsbury Ess. Eng. Lit. Ser. ii. 10 It was impossible to start it without money, of which most of the Pantisocrats had none.
So pantisoˈcratic, pantisoˈcratical adjs., pertaining to, involving, or upholding pantisocracy; pantiˈsocratist = pantisocrat.
1794Coleridge Let. 18 Sept. in Life Southey I. 219 C―, the most excellent, the most *Pantisocratic of aristocrats, has been laughing at me. 1794Southey Let. 14 Oct. ibid. 222 This Pantisocratic scheme has given me new life. 1887W. Hunt Bristol 186 Here the young poets elaborated their scheme of a pantisocratic settlement on the Sesquehanna.
1803W. Taylor in Robberds Mem. I. 442 To found a Christian platonical *pantisocratical republic. 1880Dowden Southey 39 With such a sum they might both qualify by marriage for membership in the pantisocratical community.
1835Macaulay Ess., Mackintosh's Hist. Rev. (1843) II. 216 Rushing from one wild extreme to another, out-Paining Paine, out-Castlereaghing Castlereagh, *Pantisocratists, Ultra-Tories, heretics [etc.]. 1883Hall Caine Cobw. Crit. ii. 37 Coleridge, Southey and Lovell..were all three passionate pantisocratists. |