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n. (plural of conscientious objector English)
Usage examples of "conscientious objectors".
Of course these conscientious objectors could not know this because they were logical thinkers-yet their logic didn't reach far enough.
The participants were all conscientious objectors who volunteered to lose 25 percent of their body weight over six months.
That all who still remained of this tiny band were 'conscientious objectors' at the time of their country's greatest need is perhaps not surprising.
Behind them came the pacifists, conscientious objectors, clerics, Quakers, students, pro-Soviet Marxist-Leninists, anti-Soviet Trotskyites, lecturers, and Labour activists, with an admixture of unemployed workers, punks, gays, and bearded ecologists.
If I didn't, I would have gone to a conscientious objectors' camp and swung an ax for the duration.
The British Union, the Nordic League, the Peace Pledge people, and all sorts of other dangerous bodies composed of rogues, cranks, half-wits and actual traitors were still allowed complete liberty to publish as much subversive literature as they liked and to advise cowards how to evade military service on the plea that they were conscientious objectors.
Dont look for cowards among pacifists and conscientious objectors.
Waker was in a conscientious objectors' camp in Maryland, and Walt was somewhere in the Pacificor on his way therewith a field-artillery unit.