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Definition of republicanism in English: republicanismnoun rɪˈpʌblɪk(ə)nɪz(ə)mrəˈpəbləkəˌnɪzəm mass noun1Support for a republican system of government. France's historic attachment to the principles of republicanism Example sentencesExamples - After a long eclipse during the Middle Ages, the tradition of Greek and Roman republicanism was revived in the Italian republics of the Renaissance.
- In Renaissance republicanism, as well as in Greek democratic thought, a citizen was someone who participated in 'giving judgement and holding office'.
- More recently, although still a minority concern, there has been a steady growth of interest in republicanism.
- For all his failings, he was at least attempting to bring a European tradition of republicanism into politics and a pluralistic tolerance of religion into civic life.
- Liberalism and republicanism gave a political cast, invoking collectivities of bounded, mapped extent, and ruled by popular, no longer divine, consent.
- He appears to have synthesized the different and conflicting traditions of plebiscitarian leadership, Jacobin republicanism, and parliamentary democracy.
- He has been a noted champion of republicanism, a political ethos that privileges the well-being of the nation over individual rights and liberties.
- The conceptions of republicanism and citizenship were popularized by the upheavals of the American and French revolutions.
- From the beginning, he allowed an arrangement that blended notions of clerical rule with the principles and institutions of republicanism.
- Is it republicanism to say that the majority can do no wrong?
2(in the US) the principles or policies of the Republican Party. Example sentencesExamples - The 11th commandment of modern Republicanism is 'thou shalt not raise taxes on the rich'.
- They try to argue that those eight years gave Republicanism new-found legitimacy.
- Texas-style Republicanism is the engine of the radical right today.
- The former president's Republicanism offers a worst-of-all-worlds package of intrusive behavioural regulation for the masses and socialism for the wealthy.
- Southern Republicanism has produced a solidly Southern GOP congressional leadership.
- He ran against this theory of a moderate Republicanism that is complicit in a long liberal legacy of tax, spend, and tax again.
- This is the dangerous joke that fiscally conservative Republicanism has become.
- The ideological warfare of the 1990s pitted the New Democratic agenda against Gingrich's Republicanism.
- Fantasizing about some underground tradition of progressive middle-class Republicanism, he embraces the governments of McKinley, Nixon, and Lincoln.
- Rising congressional Republicanism in this stronghold of the Democratic Party has reshaped the Republicans into a national party for the first time since Reconstruction.
3Support for a united Ireland. Example sentencesExamples - In latter years, he made a career out of his antipathy to republicanism and became a maestro of the sound bite.
- True republicanism is about fairness and solidarity, about equality and inclusion.
- He insists the military campaign was a priori a result of the intrinsic political failures of republicanism at the outset.
- He has once more handed armed republicanism a veto over political progress.
- I'm talking about galvanising the unionist family to speak with one voice instead of appeasing republicanism.
- Even republicanism has turned itself inside out in ever more radical attempts to show them a face they might accept.
- One of the core tenets of republicanism is equality of treatment, and this should apply rigidly to all areas of government activity throughout Ireland.
- Until the mid-1990s there was no history of organised nationalism there, let alone republicanism.
- Republican sources say that the group has no organisation in that city, where republicanism has traditionally been strong.
- It was preferable to keep moderate unionism and moderate republicanism 'dancing'.
Definition of republicanism in US English: republicanismnounrəˈpəbləkəˌnizəmrəˈpəbləkəˌnɪzəm 1Support for a republican system of government. France's historic attachment to the principles of republicanism Example sentencesExamples - He has been a noted champion of republicanism, a political ethos that privileges the well-being of the nation over individual rights and liberties.
- The conceptions of republicanism and citizenship were popularized by the upheavals of the American and French revolutions.
- Liberalism and republicanism gave a political cast, invoking collectivities of bounded, mapped extent, and ruled by popular, no longer divine, consent.
- He appears to have synthesized the different and conflicting traditions of plebiscitarian leadership, Jacobin republicanism, and parliamentary democracy.
- After a long eclipse during the Middle Ages, the tradition of Greek and Roman republicanism was revived in the Italian republics of the Renaissance.
- From the beginning, he allowed an arrangement that blended notions of clerical rule with the principles and institutions of republicanism.
- In Renaissance republicanism, as well as in Greek democratic thought, a citizen was someone who participated in 'giving judgement and holding office'.
- For all his failings, he was at least attempting to bring a European tradition of republicanism into politics and a pluralistic tolerance of religion into civic life.
- More recently, although still a minority concern, there has been a steady growth of interest in republicanism.
- Is it republicanism to say that the majority can do no wrong?
2(in the US) the principles or policies of the Republican Party. Example sentencesExamples - Texas-style Republicanism is the engine of the radical right today.
- Rising congressional Republicanism in this stronghold of the Democratic Party has reshaped the Republicans into a national party for the first time since Reconstruction.
- They try to argue that those eight years gave Republicanism new-found legitimacy.
- The ideological warfare of the 1990s pitted the New Democratic agenda against Gingrich's Republicanism.
- The former president's Republicanism offers a worst-of-all-worlds package of intrusive behavioural regulation for the masses and socialism for the wealthy.
- Fantasizing about some underground tradition of progressive middle-class Republicanism, he embraces the governments of McKinley, Nixon, and Lincoln.
- The 11th commandment of modern Republicanism is 'thou shalt not raise taxes on the rich'.
- He ran against this theory of a moderate Republicanism that is complicit in a long liberal legacy of tax, spend, and tax again.
- Southern Republicanism has produced a solidly Southern GOP congressional leadership.
- This is the dangerous joke that fiscally conservative Republicanism has become.
3Support for a united Ireland. Example sentencesExamples - In latter years, he made a career out of his antipathy to republicanism and became a maestro of the sound bite.
- True republicanism is about fairness and solidarity, about equality and inclusion.
- He insists the military campaign was a priori a result of the intrinsic political failures of republicanism at the outset.
- I'm talking about galvanising the unionist family to speak with one voice instead of appeasing republicanism.
- Republican sources say that the group has no organisation in that city, where republicanism has traditionally been strong.
- It was preferable to keep moderate unionism and moderate republicanism 'dancing'.
- Even republicanism has turned itself inside out in ever more radical attempts to show them a face they might accept.
- Until the mid-1990s there was no history of organised nationalism there, let alone republicanism.
- One of the core tenets of republicanism is equality of treatment, and this should apply rigidly to all areas of government activity throughout Ireland.
- He has once more handed armed republicanism a veto over political progress.
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