Trumpian
- adjective
- /ˈtrʌmpiən/
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trumpiano
- Is there a lesson from a kind of Trumpian, you know, discussion of ideas that we should really be foregrounding?
They can be cemented in a Trumpian fantasy and built very high.
- They can be cemented in a Trumpian fantasy and built very high.
- Vance is kind of an intellectual when it comes to the sort of Trumpian view.
- I want to be shot from this angle, you know, the way that the the remarks are written or kind of unique to the Trumpian way of doing things.
- Is there a lesson from a kind of Trumpian, you know, discussion of ideas that we should really be foregrounding?
- Vivek comes across as a little bit more sort of like Iron Man strong angry at sometimes, which is a little bit more Trumpian.
- This is another way to put this in non Trumpian terms is what I actually call chaos theory.
Examples
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This new policy proposal reflects a Trumpian approach to governance, prioritizing dramatic shifts over established norms.
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What the bill will do is to impose, for the first time, Trumpian voter ID laws in the UK.
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I want to be shot from this angle, you know, the way that the the remarks are written or kind of unique to the Trumpian way of doing things.
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They can be cemented in a Trumpian fantasy and built very high.
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His comments during the debate were distinctly Trumpian, full of bold and unconventional rhetoric.
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The film captured the Trumpian style of leadership, emphasizing bravado and controversy in its portrayal.
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Trumpian = Trump (transparent) = Trump + ian
Regular formation by adding the productive suffix '-ian' to the proper name 'Trump', yielding 'relating to Trump', which is directly predictable.
Etymology
Trumpian comes from the name Trump plus the ending -ian, which means 'related to' or 'like', as in Canadian. So Trumpian describes a style, action, or policy that is like Donald Trump's, often bold or controversial.