liberalism in Dutch
liberalism in Dutch is liberalisme — liberalism means a political philosophy centered on individual freedom, equal rights, and government by consent, often paired with support for reform.
liberalism in Dutch
liberalisme
What does "liberalism" mean?
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noun A political philosophy centered on individual freedom, equal rights, and government by consent, often paired with support for reform.
"In our history class, we studied how liberalism shaped early ideas about personal freedom."
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noun An economic outlook favoring free markets and minimal government interference in trade.
"The textbook describes economic liberalism as a belief in open trade and few restrictions."
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liberalism in a sentence
- In our history class, we studied how liberalism shaped early ideas about personal freedom.
- The professor explained that liberalism stresses equal rights under the law.
- The textbook describes economic liberalism as a belief in open trade and few restrictions.
- Under economic liberalism, merchants argued that prices should be set by buyers and sellers.
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What is "liberalism" in Dutch?
"liberalism" in Dutch is liberalisme. liberalism means: A political philosophy centered on individual freedom, equal rights, and government by consent, often paired with support for reform.
How do you use "liberalism" in a sentence?
Example: "In our history class, we studied how liberalism shaped early ideas about personal freedom." In Dutch, "liberalism" is liberalisme.
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