Bolivarian
- noun
- /boʊlɪˈvɛəriən/
- The Bolivarian addressed the crowd, calling for unity and social reform.
Examples
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During the rally, a passionate Bolivarian spoke about the legacy of Simón Bolívar.
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Many young activists identify as Bolivarians in support of regional independence.
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The Bolivarian movement has gained significant support in Venezuela.
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Many Bolivarians believe in the principles of social justice.
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As a committed Bolivarian, she passionately advocates for social justice inspired by Simón Bolívar's vision.
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Many Bolivarians believe in uniting Latin American countries under the ideals of independence and equality.
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The Bolivarian movement has significantly influenced contemporary politics in Venezuela and surrounding nations.
Synonyms
A person who wants their region to become a new country
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
A Bolivarian comes from the name Bolívar, the leader called 'the Liberator' who fought for freedom and unity in Latin America, so a Bolivarian is a person who supports or follows his political ideas.