il·lib·er·al [ɪˈlɪbərəl] ПРИЛ. офиц.
1. illiberal (repressive):
- illiberal
- illiberal высок.
- illiberal
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2. illiberal (narrow-minded):
- illiberal
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- illiberal
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Internationally, the aim is to gain approval for the status quo from liberal or illiberal actors by simulating compliance to democracy.
theconversation.com Many historical apologies for slavery and illiberal government were based on explicit or implicit voluntary contracts to alienate any natural rights to freedom and self-determination.
en.wikipedia.org Those who hold this view sometimes point to the existence of illiberal democracy and liberal autocracy as evidence that constitutional liberalism and democratic government are not necessarily interconnected.
en.wikipedia.org Yet the illiberal temptation to declare the other side's position to be illegitimate is ever-present.
www.theatlantic.com Ironically, feminism, a movement launched to liberate women, has evolved into an illiberal philosophy that brooks no argument and quashes all critics.
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