ideology in Latin
ideology in Latin is ideologia — ideology means a connected set of beliefs, values, or principles held by a person, group, or movement, especially a political one.
ideology in Latin
ideologia
What does "ideology" mean?
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noun A connected set of beliefs, values, or principles held by a person, group, or movement, especially a political one.
"The documentary explored how a shared ideology can unite a movement."
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ideology in a sentence
- The documentary explored how a shared ideology can unite a movement.
- Communism and capitalism are two very different economic ideologies.
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What is "ideology" in Latin?
"ideology" in Latin is ideologia. ideology means: A connected set of beliefs, values, or principles held by a person, group, or movement, especially a political one.
How do you use "ideology" in a sentence?
Example: "The documentary explored how a shared ideology can unite a movement." In Latin, "ideology" is ideologia.
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