Liberalism is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LIBERALISM in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being liberal
• the holding of liberal views
• the doctrine of the Liberal Party, especially (in the UK) the Liberal Democrats
• Liberal principles; the principles and methods of the liberals in politics or religion; specifically, the principles of the Liberal party.
• a political orientation that favors social progress by reform and by changing laws rather than by revolution
• an economic theory advocating free competition and a self-regulating market
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the quality or state of being liberal

Words related to LIBERALISM

liberalisms15 liberalist12 liberalists13

Words that contain LIBERALISM

liberalisms15 illiberalism16 illiberalisms17 neoliberalism17 antiliberalism18 neoliberalisms18 antiliberalisms19 ultraliberalism19 ultraliberalisms20

How to use LIBERALISM in a sentence

• To oppose liberalism and to restore the doctrine and authority of the early Church was the center of their teaching.
• Any casual view I take tends rather towards liberalism.
• Literature and liberalism, with other classical papers.
• He had been a convert to Liberalism since his election, and at the approaching crisis stood, it was thought, but an indifferent chance of being re-elected.
• The Catholic Revival necessitated vigorous reaction, not only against Protestantism, but also against the Liberalism of the Renaissance and the political liberties of peoples.
• Liberalism is sometimes suspected of being cold to these new hopes, and you may often hear it said that Liberalism is already superseded by Socialism.
• The father may have taken advice from the younger Gill, whose Liberalism had got him into trouble at that University.
• The stock-beliefs and stock-performances of Liberalism were exhausted, uninteresting, in some grave respects mischievous.
• When the Liberal downfall came in 1895, it was thought that the fortunes of Liberalism were ended.
• I thought that if Liberalism once got a footing within her, it was sure of the victory in the event.
• Some in the event have remained firm to Anglicanism, some have become Catholics, and some have found a refuge in Liberalism.
• The Liberalism which gives a colour to society now, is very different from that character of thought which bore the name thirty or forty years ago.
• Through the liberalism of human attitude demanded in this radiant century they will blend together in perfect fellowship and love.
• Liberalism had hitherto been represented in Oxford in forms which though respectable from intellectual vigour were unattractive, sometimes even repulsive.
• He rose on the crest of a religious agitation, but, Emancipation won, he had the foresight to associate the Irish cause with the advent of Reform and Liberalism throughout Europe.
• I have learned to distrust the liberalism of some of the English, who are too apt to consult their own national interests, in regarding the rights of their neighbours.
• He had mortally offended the conservatives by the liberalism of his means, and the liberals by the conservatism of his ends.
• But the liberalism of this great writer, like that of Erasmus a century earlier, was not militant enough to meet the sterner demands of the time.
• At a superficial glance it seems conceived in a modern spirit of liberalism.
• Of Liberalism in this sense of the word there was indeed little in the Prussian Government.
• It is never wise to depend on the liberalism of a Crown Prince.
• But the Liberalism which moved France was not of that kind.
• The preservation of that faith depends on the political Liberalism of the Church.
• The attempt to justify the labour movement as a legitimate development of the old democratic Liberalism is futile.
• Then indeed liberalism came in like a flood, though it was a very shallow flood in some cases.
• They expected liberality in conduct, if not liberalism in creed, from their next President.

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