Gaullist
- adjective
- /ɡoʊˈlɪst/
- The new president adopted a Gaullist stance on foreign policy, emphasizing national sovereignty.
Examples
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Many older politicians still hold Gaullist views about the importance of a strong executive branch.
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The party's Gaullist traditions influence its approach to economic and social reforms.
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The Gaullist movement has shaped modern French politics.
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Many Gaullist policies focus on national sovereignty.
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The new president adopted a Gaullist stance on foreign policy, emphasizing national sovereignty.
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Many older politicians still hold Gaullist views about the importance of a strong executive branch.
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The party's Gaullist traditions influence its approach to economic and social reforms.
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Etymology
Gaullist comes from the name of the French leader de Gaulle and the ending -ist, which means 'related to' or 'supporting' a person or their ideas. So a Gaullist policy or stance is one that follows de Gaulle's ideas and way of leading.