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Meanings of egalitarian in English

Catalan
igualitarista

A person who believes in the equality of all people.

igualitarista

Favoring social equality.

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Usage of egalitarian in English
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America has certainly reached its egalitarian summit as far as dress goes.
Carrion comfort
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Housing discrimination is illegal, and most Americans express egalitarian beliefs on race.
Ebony
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Part of this is the great egalitarian nature of Australian political life.
News.com.au
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Its sheer simplicity and egalitarian nature means it is available to all.
News.com.au
5
A splendid vision of sunlit egalitarian uplands after the State withered away.
Wired
6
Maybe the patrician demeanour of the crisp-voiced thespian triggers ancient egalitarian knee-jerks.
The Irish Times
7
Again, the Chathams and the atolls had the simplest, most egalitarian societies.
Guns, germs, and steel: the fates of human societies
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We can assume this was not because the sourcing was more egalitarian.
The Guardian
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The community school is a multi-denominational, community orientated, co-educational, egalitarian and democratic system.
The Irish Times
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Their households look like the egalitarian scene I witnessed at the twins' home.
Feminist dot com
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The smaller films have been helped by a more open, more egalitarian process.
Reuters
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Hale's speeches and writing reflect a consistently feminist and egalitarian approach.
The Guardian
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I've found it to be an egalitarian and socially conscious society.
The Irish Times
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Serbs, Bosnians and Croats divided the loot with the loftiest of egalitarian instincts.
After the Rain : how the West lost the East
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And men and women already say they want to be in egalitarian relationships.
The Guardian
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Everybody here is very egalitarian right now, everybody's lovely and precious.
The new yorker
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Egalitarian through the time
Egalitarian across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common