n.
One who is actively concerned with the protection of the fundamental rights guaranteed to the individual by law: “Civil libertarians tend to assume such tests must be an illegal invasion of privacy” (Larry Martz).
| Dictionary: civil libertarian |
One who is actively concerned with the protection of the fundamental rights guaranteed to the individual by law: “Civil libertarians tend to assume such tests must be an illegal invasion of privacy” (Larry Martz).
| Word Tutor: civil libertarian |
| WordNet: civil-libertarian |
The adjective has one meaning:
Meaning #1:
having or showing active concern for protection of civil liberties protected by law
| Roger Nash Baldwin (American sociologist) | |
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| Samuel James Ervin (American statesman) |
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