nothingistn.
/ˈnʌθɪŋɪst/, U.S. /ˈnəθɪŋəst/ A nihilist. Cf. nothingism n. 2.
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wanbelieverc1440
unbeliever1526
infidela1530
nullifidian1564
atheist1571
sceptic1638
disbeliever1648
non-believer1649
scorner1651
scoffer1691
sceptic-Christian1711
nothingarian1776
nothingist1797
no-religionist1827
nihilist1854
netheist1855
non-theist1857
agnostic1869
nescient1872
post-Christian1886
bush baptist1902
no-Goddite1952
1797 F. Burney Let. 10 Dec. (1973) IV. 45 Your Collection of Learned Wights at the Royal Society stopt my breath—though the ‘Nothingists’ gave it me back.
1890 Daily News 17 Jan. 4/8 Thus Bazaroff becomes the first ‘Nihilist’ or ‘Nothingist’.
2001 Observer (Nexis) 29 Apr. 22 Banned by the church, barely tolerated by authorities, the Nadaistas—the ‘nothingists’—lampooned their elders in song.
This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, December 2003; most recently modified version published online March 2022).
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n.1797- in the pout
- in the pouts
- in the presence
- in the press
- in the print
- in the process of
- in the process of doing something
- in the process of time
- in the public
- in the public domain
- in the public eye
- in the pudding club
- in the purse
- in the quality of
- in the quill
- in the quodlibets
- in the racks
- in the radio
- in the rattle
- in the raw
- in the rear
- in the rear of
- in the rearward
- in the rearward of
- in the reckoning