libertarian in Italian
libertarian in Italian is libertario, libertaria — libertarian means someone who champions personal liberty and minimal government interference in people's lives and choices.
libertarian in Italian
libertario
(politics) One who advocates libertarianism; also, a member of a political party supporting libertarianism.
libertaria
(politics) One who advocates libertarianism; also, a member of a political party supporting libertarianism.
What does "libertarian" mean?
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noun Someone who champions personal liberty and minimal government interference in people's lives and choices.
"As a libertarian, he opposed most government regulation of business."
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adj Favouring maximum individual freedom and limited government control.
"The party ran on a libertarian platform of lower taxes and fewer restrictions."
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libertarian in a sentence
- As a libertarian, he opposed most government regulation of business.
- The party ran on a libertarian platform of lower taxes and fewer restrictions.
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What is "libertarian" in Italian?
"libertarian" in Italian is libertario, libertaria. libertarian means: Someone who champions personal liberty and minimal government interference in people's lives and choices.
How do you use "libertarian" in a sentence?
Example: "As a libertarian, he opposed most government regulation of business." In Italian, "libertarian" is libertario, libertaria.
Are there other ways to say "libertarian" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "libertarian": libertario, libertaria.
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