anti-liberal
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- adjective
- /ˌæn.tiˈlɪb.ər.əl/
- Political candidates who are anti-liberal often advocate for traditional values and limited government intervention.
Examples
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The anti-liberal movement gained traction as many citizens expressed dissatisfaction with progressive policies.
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The debate highlighted the anti-liberal stance of some groups that reject modern social changes.
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It's the third contenders who are both anti liberal in their core, in their origin and they're significantly now part of the society.
Synonyms
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Having conservative political views that support lower taxes and stricter immigration rules
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Having very strong right-wing political views that oppose social change
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Having conservative political ideas
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Very traditional in politics and strongly against change
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A person who strongly supports traditional beliefs and opposes social change
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A political movement that wants older social and government rules instead of modern liberal ideas
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Not supporting political ideas that protect freedom and rights
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Against political ideas that support personal freedom and equal rights
Antonyms
How Liberal
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Etymology
Anti-liberal comes from the prefix anti- meaning 'against' and liberal, which is related to liberty and means 'free' or 'open'. So anti-liberal describes ideas or policies that are 'against' liberal beliefs.