Synonyms for jihadist
ji·hadist

Princeton's WordNet

1. Jihadistnoun

   a Muslim who is involved in a jihad

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1. • Muslim

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1. List of paraphrases for "jihadist":

   jihadi, jihadiya, jihad

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1. James Foley:

   I mean, I don’t want to pay money to jihadist groups or other terrorists that continue their existence, but I sure do want my son home.

2. Hillary Clinton:

   Our security professionals need to more effectively track and analyze ISIS' social media posts and map jihadist networks, we have to stop jihadists from radicalizing new recruits in person and through social media, chat rooms and what is called the dark web. To do that we need stronger relationships between Washington, Silicon Valley and all of our great tech companies.

3. Mia Bloom:

   ISIS is integrating children into its project in a way that is more reminiscent of a state than a non-state actor. It's thinking with the long term in mind. It's not just bringing children into its ranks and using them immediately on the battlefield. What it's doing is bringing them in, indoctrinating them, training them, spending a lot of time instilling them with jihadist ideology.

4. Rashad Ali:

   You can't start the story at how he's been treated by UK officials. You certainly can't start the story from the email trail, you have to go back to why the intelligence services got in contact with him. Well, because he was part of a group of a people who were going to join Al-Shabaab -- a very extremist organization and jihadist group that got involved in horrific terrorist attacks in Somalia.

5. Army Lt. Gen. H.R. McMaster:

   An American priority must be preventing the collapse of the Afghan government, lest the Taliban’s partners, including al Qaeda and other jihadist terrorists, re-establish a base to plan, prepare and direct attacks against the U.S., its allies and others who don’t conform to their perverted interpretation of Islam. Other objectives should include limiting the humanitarian disaster and ensuring that the gains the Afghan people—especially women and girls—made since 2001 aren’t lost.