Synonyms for fundamentalist
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1. fundamentalistadjective

   a supporter of fundamentalism

2. fundamentalist, fundamentalisticadjective

   of or relating to or tending toward fundamentalism

   Synonyms:
   fundamentalistic

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1. List of paraphrases for "fundamentalist":

   fundamentalism, fundamentalists, salafi

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1. Sound Choices Coalition:

   This is abhorrent to us, many polygamist victims and other Utahn's who recognize that religious polygamy, as practiced in Utah and around the country, is responsible for many serious human rights violations, most who are living in these fundamentalist polygamous groups and families, are treated as property, forced to work without pay, traded as daughters, coerced into having unwanted sex, and into giving birth to numerous children they can not care for.

2. Pope Francis:

   I think that in nearly all religions there is a always a small fundamentalist group.

3. Jennifer Pizer:

   [W]e are witness yet again to the unrelenting anti-LGBTQ crusade being waged by self-described Christian fundamentalist legal groups aiming to chip away at the hard-won gains of LGBTQ people by carving out swaths of territory where discrimination can flourish, the constitutional protections for religious freedom and free speech were never intended as weapons of discrimination for those doing business with the general public.

4. Tomer Persico:

   They are taking these elements and, in a fundamentalist way, accentuating them to the point where they live in unlawful settlements anywhere they want and (their relationship) with the Palestinians is violent and sometimes murderous.

5. Michael Ask:

   We know that some of the fundamentalist groups are fishing in that pond, because they know that they have some young people who are vulnerable and rootless, who lack a sense of belonging, a community.