Pamphleteer
/ˌpæmfləˈtɪr/noun
A person who writes or spreads pamphlets, mini books, for influencing opinion on public matters.
During the Revolution, he distinguished himself as a passionate pamphleteer.
Often appears as...
- political pamphleteer
- revolutionary pamphleteer
Usage tips
Historical
Definition 1 of 1
Pro Tip 1/3Historical Usage
The term is often associated with historical periods, like revolutions, when pamphlets were used to spread ideas.
18th-century pamphleteers played a key role in democratizing information.
Pro Tip 2/3Opinion Influence
A pamphleteer not only informs but also aims to persuade readers on social or political issues.
The pamphleteer's writings swayed public opinion before the vote.
Pro Tip 3/3Activism Undertone
The word often carries a connotation of activism and engagement in the issues of the time.
She became a renowned pamphleteer, advocating for women's rights.
Compare with
activistadvocateagitatorcrusaderlobbyistpropagandizepublicistwrite
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