The Collaborative International Dictionary
Conventionist \Con*ven"tion*ist\, n. One who enters into a convention, covenant, or contract.
Wiktionary
n. One who enters into a convention, covenant, or contract.
Usage examples of "conventionist".
For at heart he shared the general impression, and the conventionist inspired him, he knew not how, with that sentiment which is the fringe of hatred, and which the word "aversion" so well expresses.
The conventionist, however, treated him with a modest consideration and cordiality, in which perhaps might have been discerned that humility which is befitting to one so nearly dust unto dust.
The next day, some persons, emboldened by curiosity, tried to talk with him of the conventionist G—.
His meeting, which we might almost call his communion with the conventionist G—, left him in a state of astonishment which rendered him still more charitable.
The situation of the conventionists who survive the Revolution may here be ascertained.