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Meanings of populist in English
Usage of populist in English
1
Fashion-nowmore than ever New York's defining industry-appearsto have gone populist.
2
The populist anti-private equity message from GOPers could, however, have staying power.
3
Everitt said Sanders' position clashes with his image as a progressive populist.
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This is what happens when populist, anti-immigrant voices set the political agenda.
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To use that as a message in a populist campaign, right now?
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And this seemed a good outcome; irritants removed, the populist rage rewarded.
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Elected as a populist, he authorised a tremendous growth in federal power.
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He said modern populist politics were at play in the relationship downturn.
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The programme resumed after the hardline populist Ahmadinejad was elected in 2005.
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Right-wing populist parties in Germany have a history of short shelf lives.
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So, we have a strong programme that covers populist and high-brow interests?
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PM Sipilä seeks new coalition as populist Finns Party split on Tuesday.
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This growing unease provided fertile ground for radical, populist, often nationalist sentiment.
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Enrichment activity resumed after the hardline populist Ahmadinejad became president in 2005.
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Of course not, it is in the nature of the populist beast.
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Enrichment activity resumed after the hardline populist Ahmadinejad took office in 2005.
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Populist across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Less common