egalitarian in Finnish
egalitarian in Finnish is egalitaarinen, tasa-arvoinen — egalitarian means based on the principle that all people are of equal worth and should have equal rights and opportunities.
egalitarian in Finnish
What does "egalitarian" mean?
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adjective Based on the principle that all people are of equal worth and should have equal rights and opportunities.
"They founded the school on strictly egalitarian lines."
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noun A person who believes that everyone should be treated as equals and have the same rights.
"As a lifelong egalitarian, she refused any title."
egalitarian in a sentence
- They founded the school on strictly egalitarian lines.
- Nordic countries are often held up as egalitarian societies.
- As a lifelong egalitarian, she refused any title.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "egalitarian" in Finnish?
"egalitarian" in Finnish is egalitaarinen, tasa-arvoinen. egalitarian means: Based on the principle that all people are of equal worth and should have equal rights and opportunities.
How do you use "egalitarian" in a sentence?
Example: "They founded the school on strictly egalitarian lines." In Finnish, "egalitarian" is egalitaarinen, tasa-arvoinen.
Are there other ways to say "egalitarian" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 2 translations listed for "egalitarian": egalitaarinen, tasa-arvoinen.