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Meanings of illiberal in English
Usage of illiberal in English
1
The problem is that the idea is destructive, illiberal and deeply unfair.
2
This was illiberal; and the Queen justly complained of such absurd jealousy.
3
America and England have heretofore abounded towards each other in illiberal criticisms.
4
But the movement is taking on a broader meaning in illiberal societies.
5
But he well knew the distinction between political enmity and illiberal prejudice.
6
Still, she saw more of the Walworths and found them not illiberal.
7
These are various, some perhaps too liberal and some perhaps too illiberal.
8
Westminster school is, undoubtedly, the seat of illiberal manners and brutal behavior.
9
Those misguided, illiberal, lazy-minded advocates of prohibition are seeking easy, cheap solutions.
10
Full of confusion, the illiberal widow took back her shawl, murmuring, Lack-a-day!
11
Detested be the national reflections against them!-theyare unjust, groundless, illiberal, unmanly.
12
Shouldn't you first defeat the illiberal state before you can rebuild liberal democracy?
13
Far-right and illiberal populism continues to prosper in Poland and Hungary.
14
Possibly the difference between an illiberal Unitarian and a liberal Catholic is microscopic.
15
To tell the truth, this Larry dealt in some illiberal insinuations against civilization.
16
Yet the bill is a symptom of a dangerously illiberal creed.
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