MAGA
- noun
- /ˈmæɡə/
- Literature
- The MAGA slogan has become a rallying cry for many conservatives in the U.S.
- MAGA hat
- MAGA rally
- wear a MAGA
I think the thing about MAGA is there there's two types.
- I think the thing about MAGA is there there's two types.
- Let's put it that way, Anti MAGA is not a euphemism.
- And we attempted a few approaches to The Who are the MAGA people or what is MAGA?
- It's gone from MAGA to MAGA, and now some Republicans are gearing up to challenge him.
Examples
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Is that a MAGA hat?
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And this last election sent at least some red flags up that maybe the MAGA movement is losing some momentum.
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At the rally, everyone was wearing their MAGA hats to show support for the campaign.
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After the election, the MAGA movement continued to influence political discussions across the country.
Synonyms
A political group of people who support Donald Trump and his ideas
Surface Forms
Morphology
MAGA = Make + America + Great + Again (semi-transparent) = M + A + G + A
The initialism is formed from the initial letters of the phrase 'Make America Great Again', so the origin and meaning are directly recoverable from the source phrase. [Postprocessing: changed transparency from 'transparent' to 'semi-transparent' for abbreviation]
Etymology
MAGA began as the slogan 'Make America Great Again' used in U.S. political campaigns, and the letters became a name for the wider movement. That is why MAGA now refers both to the slogan itself and to the political movement that supports it.