illiberal in French
illiberal in French is illibérale, illibéral, intolérant — illiberal means limiting people's personal freedom and choices, rather than supporting them.
illiberal in French
illibérale
Restricting or failing to sufficiently promote individual choice and freedom.
illibéral
Restricting or failing to sufficiently promote individual choice and freedom.
intolérant
Narrow-minded; bigoted.
ladre
(archaic) Ungenerous, stingy.
What does "illiberal" mean?
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adj Limiting people's personal freedom and choices, rather than supporting them.
"Unless the administration compels all workers to invest in life cycle accounts — an illiberal but nonetheless sensible idea — this particular danger cannot be eliminated."
- adj Having a narrow, intolerant attitude towards other people's views.
- adj Not generous; mean with money or resources.
- adj (politics) Not following the ideas of liberalism or neoliberalism.
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illiberal in a sentence
- Unless the administration compels all workers to invest in life cycle accounts — an illiberal but nonetheless sensible idea — this particular danger cannot be eliminated.
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What is "illiberal" in French?
"illiberal" in French is illibérale, illibéral, intolérant. illiberal means: Limiting people's personal freedom and choices, rather than supporting them.
Are there other ways to say "illiberal" in French?
Yes — French has 4 translations listed for "illiberal": illibérale, illibéral, intolérant, ladre.
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