multipartisan
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7.0
- adjective
- /ˌmʌltiˈpɑːrtɪzən/
- The new law was passed with multipartisan agreement from across the political spectrum.
Examples
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A multipartisan committee was formed to address the urgent environmental issues.
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The committee reached a multipartisan agreement on the new policy.
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The proposal gained multipartisan backing, making it more likely to succeed.
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Is this initiative truly multipartisan?
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A multipartisan committee was formed to address climate change, bringing together members from various political parties.
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The multipartisan approach in the new healthcare policy has garnered support from both sides of the aisle.
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Her presentation on the multipartisan initiative highlighted the importance of collaboration among different political groups.
Synonyms
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6.3
Involving several countries or groups working together
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7.3
Accepting and respecting many different groups and beliefs
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Involving several groups that have an interest in a decision
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About a group of people or parties who work together
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Happening between two or more political groups like parties
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Involving three or more parties
How Many Parties
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Morphology
Etymology
Multipartisan is made from multi- meaning 'many' and partisan meaning 'a supporter of a party'. So a multipartisan action or group has backing from 'many' different parties or groups, especially in politics, which is why it means support from more than one side.