Definition of survivalist in English:

survivalist

noun səˈvʌɪv(ə)lɪstsərˈvaɪvələst

1A person who practises outdoor survival skills as a sport or hobby.
a survivalist's handbook
a jungle survivalist
Example sentencesExamples
- Both men were survivalists who liked to be outdoors.
- He also appears to be a keen survivalist.
- Most of these are tough survivalists and mountaineers who live off the land.
- The survivalist just loves to go camping.
- They say he is a survivalist who can get by without the basic necessities.
2A person who tries to ensure their own survival or that of their social or national group.
a paranoid survivalist bracing for Armageddon
Example sentencesExamples
- Survivalists are preparing for the worst.
- The survivalist believes other people and society cannot be trusted to protect and take care of you.
- He told friends he was a survivalist, stockpiling food and weapons.
- The couple are survivalists, who store at least a year's supply of food in preparing for Armageddon.
- Survivalists are buying armed forces supplies and building bunkers.

adjectivesəˈvʌɪv(ə)lɪstsərˈvaɪvələst

1Relating to the practising of outdoor survival skills as a sport or hobby.
survivalist gear
Example sentencesExamples
- He spent more than five years on the run, employing the survivalist techniques he learned as a soldier.
- He is trained in survivalist skills.
- He runs survivalist courses at the weekend.
- They were stranded in the desert for three days on a survivalist course.
- Found mainly in camping gear and survivalist stores, powdered egg whites are offered in many options.
2Relating to the policy of trying to ensure one's own survival or that of one's social or national group.
a creature of habit driven by a survivalist instinct
she developed a ruthless survivalist streak
Example sentencesExamples
- They are a creature of habit, driven by a survivalist instinct.
- These are interesting insects with powerful survivalist genes.
- The survivalist groups operate on the basis of the near certainty of a catastrophic breakdown.
- Selfish, survivalist world views are extremely resilient to opposition.
- She had toughened up and developed a more ruthless survivalist streak.

Rhymes

revivalist

Definition of survivalist in US English:

survivalist

nounsərˈvaɪvələstsərˈvīvələst

1A person who practices outdoor survival skills as a sport or hobby.
a survivalist's handbook
a jungle survivalist
Example sentencesExamples
- Both men were survivalists who liked to be outdoors.
- He also appears to be a keen survivalist.
- The survivalist just loves to go camping.
- Most of these are tough survivalists and mountaineers who live off the land.
- They say he is a survivalist who can get by without the basic necessities.
2A person who tries to ensure their own survival or that of their social or national group.
a paranoid survivalist bracing for Armageddon
Example sentencesExamples
- The couple are survivalists, who store at least a year's supply of food in preparing for Armageddon.
- Survivalists are buying armed forces supplies and building bunkers.
- Survivalists are preparing for the worst.
- The survivalist believes other people and society cannot be trusted to protect and take care of you.
- He told friends he was a survivalist, stockpiling food and weapons.

adjectivesərˈvaɪvələstsərˈvīvələst

1Relating to the practicing of outdoor survival skills as a sport or hobby.
survivalist gear
Example sentencesExamples
- Found mainly in camping gear and survivalist stores, powdered egg whites are offered in many options.
- They were stranded in the desert for three days on a survivalist course.
- He spent more than five years on the run, employing the survivalist techniques he learned as a soldier.
- He is trained in survivalist skills.
- He runs survivalist courses at the weekend.
2Relating to the policy of trying to ensure one's own survival or that of one's social or national group.
a creature of habit driven by a survivalist instinct
she developed a ruthless survivalist streak
Example sentencesExamples
- She had toughened up and developed a more ruthless survivalist streak.
- The survivalist groups operate on the basis of the near certainty of a catastrophic breakdown.
- These are interesting insects with powerful survivalist genes.
- They are a creature of habit, driven by a survivalist instinct.
- Selfish, survivalist world views are extremely resilient to opposition.

单词	survivalist
释义	Definition of survivalist in English: survivalist noun səˈvʌɪv(ə)lɪstsərˈvaɪvələst 1A person who practises outdoor survival skills as a sport or hobby. a survivalist's handbook a jungle survivalist Example sentencesExamples Both men were survivalists who liked to be outdoors. He also appears to be a keen survivalist. Most of these are tough survivalists and mountaineers who live off the land. The survivalist just loves to go camping. They say he is a survivalist who can get by without the basic necessities. 2A person who tries to ensure their own survival or that of their social or national group. a paranoid survivalist bracing for Armageddon Example sentencesExamples Survivalists are preparing for the worst. The survivalist believes other people and society cannot be trusted to protect and take care of you. He told friends he was a survivalist, stockpiling food and weapons. The couple are survivalists, who store at least a year's supply of food in preparing for Armageddon. Survivalists are buying armed forces supplies and building bunkers. adjectivesəˈvʌɪv(ə)lɪstsərˈvaɪvələst 1Relating to the practising of outdoor survival skills as a sport or hobby. survivalist gear Example sentencesExamples He spent more than five years on the run, employing the survivalist techniques he learned as a soldier. He is trained in survivalist skills. He runs survivalist courses at the weekend. They were stranded in the desert for three days on a survivalist course. Found mainly in camping gear and survivalist stores, powdered egg whites are offered in many options. 2Relating to the policy of trying to ensure one's own survival or that of one's social or national group. a creature of habit driven by a survivalist instinct she developed a ruthless survivalist streak Example sentencesExamples They are a creature of habit, driven by a survivalist instinct. These are interesting insects with powerful survivalist genes. The survivalist groups operate on the basis of the near certainty of a catastrophic breakdown. Selfish, survivalist world views are extremely resilient to opposition. She had toughened up and developed a more ruthless survivalist streak. Rhymes revivalist Definition of survivalist in US English: survivalist nounsərˈvaɪvələstsərˈvīvələst 1A person who practices outdoor survival skills as a sport or hobby. a survivalist's handbook a jungle survivalist Example sentencesExamples Both men were survivalists who liked to be outdoors. He also appears to be a keen survivalist. The survivalist just loves to go camping. Most of these are tough survivalists and mountaineers who live off the land. They say he is a survivalist who can get by without the basic necessities. 2A person who tries to ensure their own survival or that of their social or national group. a paranoid survivalist bracing for Armageddon Example sentencesExamples The couple are survivalists, who store at least a year's supply of food in preparing for Armageddon. Survivalists are buying armed forces supplies and building bunkers. Survivalists are preparing for the worst. The survivalist believes other people and society cannot be trusted to protect and take care of you. He told friends he was a survivalist, stockpiling food and weapons. adjectivesərˈvaɪvələstsərˈvīvələst 1Relating to the practicing of outdoor survival skills as a sport or hobby. survivalist gear Example sentencesExamples Found mainly in camping gear and survivalist stores, powdered egg whites are offered in many options. They were stranded in the desert for three days on a survivalist course. He spent more than five years on the run, employing the survivalist techniques he learned as a soldier. He is trained in survivalist skills. He runs survivalist courses at the weekend. 2Relating to the policy of trying to ensure one's own survival or that of one's social or national group. a creature of habit driven by a survivalist instinct she developed a ruthless survivalist streak Example sentencesExamples She had toughened up and developed a more ruthless survivalist streak. The survivalist groups operate on the basis of the near certainty of a catastrophic breakdown. These are interesting insects with powerful survivalist genes. They are a creature of habit, driven by a survivalist instinct. Selfish, survivalist world views are extremely resilient to opposition.
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