The word "crusader" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone who is passionate about a cause and actively works to promote or achieve it. For example: "The environmental crusader protested outside the government building, urging for increased action to combat climate change."
I'm no crusader, and I have to say that all my savings make my life more pleasant rather than more difficult – but perhaps that's how it should be.
Like Monis, Breivik also claimed a larger political significance to his crime, only this time as Christian crusader.
Mrs Thatcher is a believer, a crusader, whose mission as prime minister was to galvanise Britain out of the stupefied state into which it had descended in the 70s.
Related: How David Cameron ducked questions about former HSBC boss at PMQs Miliband has clearly made the political judgement that mounting popular anger over individual and corporate tax avoidance is so intense that he can credibly present Labour as the crusader against the immorality of some of the super-rich.
But his comments may have been aimed at liberal activists who tend to see Warren as a crusader for the working class, and somewhat above politics.
Charrington, a philanthropist and moral crusader, filed a police complaint against the Fulham chairman for "grossly unnecessary violence" but, as noted in When the Whistle Blows by John Kemp and Andrew Riddoch, his grievance was not upheld once it was established that during the scuffle "his tall silk hat remained on his head, he did not lose possession of his cigar, and never lost foothold".
But no one did it better than King Richard I. In Normandy, Aquitaine and then at the 1191 Battle of Arsuf against Saladin, Richard the Lionheart was always keen to distinguish himself as a warrior-crusader.
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The pope, fumed Syria's Friday preachers, was a "neo-crusader", wielding calls for dialogue where his predecessors had wielded the sword.
He also agreed to take part in a "national dialogue" on an equal basis with the three rebel movements and other Congolese political leaders.In this section The Berbers rise Happy hookahs But does the pope come as healer or neo-crusader?
But he had lived in Abu Dhabi for 35 years, had a Jordanian passport, and his removal took place in apparent contravention of international law.In this section Happy hookahs But does the pope come as healer or neo-crusader?
