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libertarian

/ˌlɪb.əˈteə.ri.ən/

Traduction: Nom désignant une personne qui défend la liberté politique et individuelle, généralement en faveur d'une intervention minimale de l'État, ou qui croit en la doctrine du libre arbitre.

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/ˌlɪb.əˈteə.ri.ən/C1formal
  • frNom désignant une personne qui défend la liberté politique et individuelle, généralement en faveur d'une intervention minimale de l'État, ou qui croit en la doctrine du libre arbitre.

A noun referring to a person who advocates for political and personal freedom, typically supporting minimal government intervention, or someone who believes in the doctrine of free will.

  1. Political advocateC1formal

    A person who strongly advocates for individual liberty, minimal government intervention, and free markets.

    frLibertaire (partisan politique)

    • The libertarian argued for lower taxes and fewer regulations.
    • Many libertarians support the legalization of victimless crimes.
    • He identifies as a libertarian because he values personal freedom above all.

    Synonymesindividualist

    Antonymesauthoritariancollectivist

  2. Believer in free willC2formal

    A person who holds the philosophical belief that humans have free will and are not predetermined by fate or external forces.

    frPartisan du libre arbitre

    • As a libertarian, she argued that moral responsibility requires free choice.
    • The philosopher was a libertarian, rejecting determinism.
    • Libertarians in metaphysics believe that individuals can make genuinely free decisions.

    Antonymesdeterministfatalistnecessitarian

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  • libertarians plural form
  • libertarians' possessive plural form
  • libertarian's possessive singular form
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