Clintonian
- adjective
- /klɪnˈtoʊniən/
- The Clintonian vision for New York included ambitious infrastructure projects like the Erie Canal.
Examples
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Many historians agree that Clintonian policies greatly influenced New York's development.
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The Clintonian approach to infrastructure was revolutionary in the 19th century.
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Many historians admire the Clintonian approach to government investment in public works.
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The city's development followed a distinctly Clintonian philosophy of modernization and progress.
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The Clintonian support for the Erie Canal highlighted the importance of public infrastructure in New York.
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Under a Clintonian framework, investment in public works transformed the state into a symbol of progress.
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The debate about the Clintonian policies often centers on their lasting impact on New York's economy.
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Etymology
Clintonian comes from the name Clinton plus the ending -ian, like in American, and it means 'related to' a person; here it points to DeWitt Clinton, who supported large public works like the Erie Canal. So a Clintonian plan in this sense supports big building and transport projects.