liberalist
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- noun
- /ˈlɪbərəlɪst/
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liberalista
- They tend to be liberalists about whatever religious texts that they're they're using.
They tend to be liberalists about whatever religious texts that they're they're using.
- They tend to be liberalists about whatever religious texts that they're they're using.
Examples
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Liberalist Creationism:
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And I'm also really critical of the, you know, postmodern liberalist side of things in terms of politics is concerned.
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Environmental studies was probably the liberalist.
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Brogger, professor of archaeology at the University of Oslo and a national liberalist, was also involved.
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Neither side is immune; the typical liberalist couldn't give a good argument in favor of the proposition of anthropogenic global warming.
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Most of us are conditioned against irrational prejudice, and even more so now with the liberalist/multiculturalist/celebrate diversity culture gaining more and more ground.
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As such, they see their efforts as constituting, first, a rhetorical challenge to the individualism of (neo) liberalist philosophy.
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Indeed, the difference between absolute segregation and the new agreement was deemed to be "so slight that it is hard for liberalists to see where one is much improvement over the other" (Afro-American 1934a).
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As a dedicated liberalist, she believes in the importance of protecting civil liberties for all citizens.
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The liberalist movement has gained traction among young voters who advocate for progressive reforms.
Synonyms
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3.9
A person who supports social change and people's rights
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5.1
A person who supports social and political change to make society fairer
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3.5
A person who supports more social equality and government help in the economy
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A person who supports social equality and more government help
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4.2
A person who supports ideas for more equality and public services
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7.5
A person who supports strong personal rights and wants the government to not interfere in private choices
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6.1
A person who wants to change political or social systems
A person who strongly supports social change and personal freedoms
A person who supports left-wing political views
Antonyms
How Liberal
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Liberalist comes from the same root as liberty and liberal, from liber meaning 'free', plus the ending -ist meaning 'a person who supports or believes in something'. So a liberalist is someone who supports freedom, reform, and the protection of people's rights.