"backwarder" meaning in English

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          "text": "It is of the utmost importance, therefore, that this religion should be kept pure, — free from stagnation, superstition, backwarders, free from the waste products that naturally accumulate with time; — a free, living, lifegiving force that will serve as a perennial inspiration to the people.",
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          "text": "Despite sixty years of research reaffirming Parker's subjective judgment, the basic backwarders are out to eliminate open education and just about anything else that might make some sense.",
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          "text": "In reality, according to Michels, women are “far from being as different from men as the fanatical stagnators or backwarders of our social order imagine them to be.”",
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