"fustianist" meaning in All languages combined

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  "etymology_text": "From fustian + -ist.",
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          "text": "and in their choice preferring the gay rankneſs of Apuleius, Arnobius, or any modern Suſtianiſt, before the native Latiniſms of Cicero.",
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          "text": "I feel convinced therefore that your Lordship, fustianist though you may be, must have blushed to indulge in such pribble prabble",
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        "A pompous writer."
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        "(archaic) A pompous writer."
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        "(archaic) A pompous writer."
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