two-party
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5.1
- adjective
- /ˈtuːˌpɑːrti/
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de dos partidos
- The negotiation process involved representatives from both sides of the two-party agreement.
- two-party system
- two-party election
But we're still pretty much a two party, two party state in that, in that way.
- But we're still pretty much a two party, two party state in that, in that way.
Examples
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Let's get back into the business of ending the two-party system before it's too late.
Blog text (8) -
The election process naturally organized itself around a two-party system reflecting the divide that dominated politics at that time.
Academic text (2003) -
But we're still pretty much a two party, two party state in that, in that way.
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Because our two party system in America rewards guess what?
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Because the two party system... has neglected the needs of the working poor.
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And right now our two party system is pretty much impregnable.
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Countries with robust two-party systems were the most stable.
Academic text (2004) -
Did this election destroy the argument that a two-party system is evolving in Taiwan?
Academic text (1995) -
Maryland became a two-party state, but it became a two-party state in which Democrats remained dominant for the next twenty-five years.
Academic text (2000) -
In a two-party system, the government is primarily divided between two main political groups.
Synonyms
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6.3
Supported by members of two different political parties
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3.2
Allowing movement and communication in both directions between two sides
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3.4
Involving two sides with different views
Having support from two different political parties
Happening between two or more political groups like parties
Having two parts or involving two groups
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Etymology
Two-party comes from the simple parts two ('2') and party, which is related to the common word part meaning 'a group' or 'a side'. So a two-party system or agreement is one that has two groups or sides.