Similar words: liberal, illiberal, federalism, liberate, liberated, liberation, deliberate, deliberately. Meaning: ['lɪbərəlɪzm] 
n. 1. a political orientation that favors progress and reform 2. an economic theory advocating free competition and a self-regulating market and the gold standard.
n. 1. a political orientation that favors progress and reform 2. an economic theory advocating free competition and a self-regulating market and the gold standard. 
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1. He was concerned over growing liberalism in the Church.
2. This policy is liberalism writ large.
3. The author doesn't equate liberalism and conservatism.
4. Wherein lies the difference between conservatism and liberalism?
5. There was less receptiveness to liberalism in some areas.
6. He exemplify the new liberalism.
7. He exemplifies the new liberalism.
8. So wherein lies the difference between conservatism and liberalism?
9. With the advent of liberalism, it became a doctrine.
10. But it also constitutes an admirable basis for liberalism.
11. Seafaring has also promoted political liberalism in Britain.
12. Only liberalism can deliver us from isolation.
13. This, too, offers a philosophical basis for liberalism.
14. He was determined to resurrect the Liberalism of Cambridge, and turn it into a force among junior members of the university.
15. Ramsey spoke out about his faith for Liberalism and talked eloquently about the freedom of Liberal minds.
16. At first sight the paradox that liberalism requires not only freedom of contract but also freedom to breach any contract is quickly resolved.
17. There is a further, subtler connection between liberalism and the sea.
18. However, it is doubtful whether this form of liberalism is viable in today's pluralist societies.
19. Thus the liberalism of 1808 could hope for the support of the intelligent lower clergy.
20. Between the two, liberalism continued its life, formed its many governments, and practised its bourgeois wisdom and egotism.
21. The magazine is devoted to anato-mizing the inadequacies of liberalism.
22. In his column, he was using San Francisco as a stand-in for an even easier target: liberalism.
23. Nowadays such national sentiments are also defended by those who place themselves within the traditions of liberalism.
24. Part Five of this book will reveal that many contemporary political regimes are powerfully influenced by classical liberalism.
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25. These unhealthy trends needed to be corrected, he warned, and students firmly guided away from the false ideals of bourgeois liberalism.
26. It was the enlightened afrancesados who were to confuse political issues by their peculiar relation to liberalism.
27. It is in their attitude to agrarian reform that the premisses of liberalism emerge most clearly.
28. Yet her intolerance was attenuated by a fundamental and rather unexpected liberalism.
29. A new political convergence was occuring between East and West, from which Mrs Thatcher was excluded by her market liberalism.
30. Earlier I mentioned Stokely Carmichael; and here is the White liberalism of mental disability issues.
More similar words: liberal, illiberal, federalism, liberate, liberated, liberation, deliberate, deliberately, pluralism, pastoralism, federalist, federalist party, liberty, realism, parallelism, fatalism, vandalism, naturalist, socialism, journalism, mutualism, capitalism, commensalism, colonialism, nationalism, materialism, generality, individualism, existentialism, utopian socialism.