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liberal

/ˈlɪb.ər.əl/

Tradução: Descreve uma pessoa ou política aberta a novos comportamentos ou opiniões e disposta a abandonar valores tradicionais, ou, no contexto político, que defende a liberdade individual e reformas sociais., Substantivo que designa uma pessoa que defende reformas políticas ou sociais, geralmente apoiando direitos individuais, igualdade e políticas progressistas.

2 verbetes

Relações da palavra

adjective

/ˈlɪb.ər.əl/B2formalpolitical
  • ptDescreve uma pessoa ou política aberta a novos comportamentos ou opiniões e disposta a abandonar valores tradicionais, ou, no contexto político, que defende a liberdade individual e reformas sociais.

Describes a person or policy that is open to new behavior or opinions and willing to discard traditional values, or in a political context, favoring individual liberty and social reform.

  1. Political ideologyB2formalpolitical

    Favoring individual rights, free trade, and moderate political and social reform.

    ptLiberal

    • The liberal party supports universal healthcare.
    • She holds liberal views on immigration policy.
    • Liberal democracies emphasize civil liberties.

    Antônimosauthoritarianconservativereactionary

  2. Generous or abundantB2formal

    Given or provided in large amounts; generous.

    ptGeneroso

    • The restaurant serves liberal portions of pasta.
    • He made a liberal donation to the charity.
    • She applied a liberal amount of sunscreen.

    Sinônimosabundantamplebountifulcopiousgenerouslavishmunificentopenhandedplentifulprofuse

  3. Open-mindedB2formal

    Tolerant of different opinions or behaviors; not strict.

    ptLiberal

    • Her parents have a liberal attitude towards education.
    • The school has a liberal policy on dress code.
    • He is known for his liberal interpretation of the rules.

    Sinônimosbroad-mindedflexiblefree-thinkingindulgentlenientopen-mindedpermissiveprogressivetolerantunprejudiced

    Antônimosauthoritarianbigoteddogmaticilliberalintolerantnarrow-mindedprejudicedrigidstrict

Formas
  • more liberal comparative form
  • most liberal superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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noun

/ˈlɪb.ər.əl/B2formalpolitical
  • ptSubstantivo que designa uma pessoa que defende reformas políticas ou sociais, geralmente apoiando direitos individuais, igualdade e políticas progressistas.

A noun referring to a person who advocates for political or social reform, typically supporting individual rights, equality, and progressive policies.

  1. Political liberalB2formalpolitical

    A person who advocates for social equality, individual rights, and progressive reforms.

    ptLiberal

    • The liberal voted for policies that support universal healthcare.
    • Many liberals believe in protecting civil liberties.
    • The debate between liberals and conservatives was intense.

    Sinônimosegalitarianleft-wingerleftistprogressivereformer

    Antônimosconservativereactionary

  2. Generous personB2formal

    A person who is generous or open-handed, especially with money.

    ptPessoa generosa

    • He was a liberal with his donations to charity.
    • The wealthy liberal funded the new community center.
    • She is known as a liberal who shares her resources freely.

    Sinônimosbenefactordonorgiverphilanthropist

    Antônimoscheapskatemiserscroogeskinflinttightwad

Formas
  • liberals plural form
  • liberals' possessive plural form
  • liberal's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

Condições herdadas

Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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