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leveller

/ˈlev.əl.ər/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das eine Person bezeichnet, die soziale Unterschiede und Ungleichheit beseitigen will und oft mit radikalen politischen Bewegungen in Verbindung gebracht wird; historisch auch Anhänger der englischen Levellers im 17. Jahrhundert.

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noun

/ˈlev.əl.ər/C2formalbritishpolitical
  • deSubstantiv, das eine Person bezeichnet, die soziale Unterschiede und Ungleichheit beseitigen will und oft mit radikalen politischen Bewegungen in Verbindung gebracht wird; historisch auch Anhänger der englischen Levellers im 17. Jahrhundert.

A noun referring to a person who advocates for the abolition of social distinctions and inequalities, often associated with radical political movements.

  1. A person who advocates for equalityC1formalbritish

    Someone who promotes the removal of social or economic inequalities, often through radical means.

    deVerfechter der Gleichheit

    • The leveller argued that all citizens should have equal access to education.
    • Historically, levellers were seen as a threat to the established social order.
    • He was known as a leveller, always fighting for the rights of the working class.

    Synonymeegalitarianequalitarian

    Antonymearistocratelitistsnob

  2. Something that equalizesC1formal

    An event or situation that reduces differences in status, wealth, or power.

    deGleichmacher

    • Death is often called the great leveller, as it comes to everyone regardless of status.
    • A serious illness can be a leveller, reminding us of our shared humanity.
    • The economic crisis acted as a leveller, affecting both the rich and the poor.

    Synonymeequaliserequalizernormalizerstandardizer

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