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liberalism

/ˈlɪb.ər.ə.lɪ.zəm/

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noun

/ˈlɪb.ər.ə.lɪ.zəm/B2formalpolitical
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее политическую идеологию, выступающую за социальные реформы и прогрессивные изменения законными средствами, а также экономическую теорию, продвигающую свободную конкуренцию и саморегулирующийся рынок.

A noun referring to a political ideology that advocates for social reform and progressive change through legal means, as well as an economic theory that promotes free competition and a self-regulating market.

uncountable

  1. Political ideologyB2formal

    A political orientation that supports social progress through gradual reform and legal changes, rather than through revolution.

    ruЛиберализм

    • Liberalism often advocates for civil rights and social justice.
    • The party's platform is based on the principles of liberalism.
    • Many modern democracies are influenced by classical liberalism.

    Synonymsprogressivismreformism

    Antonymsconservatism

  2. B2formal

    An economic theory that promotes free competition and a self-regulating market, with minimal government intervention.

    ruЛиберализм

    • Economic liberalism supports free trade and open markets.
    • The policy was influenced by the ideas of economic liberalism.
    • Critics argue that unchecked liberalism can lead to inequality.

    Synonymslaissez-faire

    Antonymscollectivismmercantilismprotectionism

Forms
  • liberalisms plural form
  • liberalisms' possessive plural form
  • liberalism's possessive singular form
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