ultraliberal
- noun
- /ˌʌltrəˈlɪbərəl/
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ultraliberal
- He was criticized as an ultraliberal for proposing sweeping reforms in government policy.
Examples
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Some voters saw the candidate as an ultraliberal who wanted to change the system completely.
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Many ultraliberals support universal basic income.
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The newspaper described the activist as an ultraliberal because of her strong support for social justice.
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An ultraliberal advocate for environmental reform spoke at the rally.
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Some voters viewed him as an ultraliberal who sought radical changes in the political landscape.
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The activist was labeled an ultraliberal for her passionate advocacy of social reform and equality.
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Critics referred to her as an ultraliberal due to her proposals for extensive changes in education policy.
Synonyms
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3.9
A person who supports social change and people's rights
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3.5
A person who supports more social equality and government help in the economy
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9.8
A person who supports social equality and more government help
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A person who supports ideas for more equality and public services
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A person who supports political freedom, social change and basic rights
A person with very left-wing political views that others use as an insult
A rude name for people on the far left with very strong political ideas
Antonyms
How Liberal
Surface Forms
Morphology
ultraliberal = ultraliberal (transparent) = ultra + liberal
This noun use is a straightforward conversion from the adjective 'ultraliberal' meaning a person characterized by that quality.
Etymology
Ultraliberal comes from the parts ultra- ('beyond') and liberal from liber ('free'), like in liberty. So, an ultraliberal is a person who strongly supports 'free' ideas and large social change.