Definition of "disestablishmentarian" []

• An opponent of an established order, especially one who opposes state support of an established church. (noun)

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• "Hep Cat from James Bay, Canada writes: 'We still can't read Obama'? try - disestablishmentarian - american style."
• "I don't have a problem with the disestablishmentarian position, so perhaps the separation of church and state (and the expulsion of the bishops from the House of Lords) would be the best way forward."
• "Regardless, this was a humorous parody of those that must find a false sense of belonging in being overly disestablishmentarian toward the arts."