Definition of Brownite in English:

Brownite

adjectiveˈbraʊnʌɪtˈbraʊnaɪt

Relating to or characteristic of the former British Prime Minister Gordon Brown or his policies.
a pressure group with Brownite leanings
Example sentencesExamples
- Brownite forces were facing defeat.
- One Brownite minister said the remarks had effectively finished any leadership bid.
- He was associated with the Brownite camp.
- This speech was the first that can be said to be authentically Brownite.
- He was blamed by one former Brownite adviser for the "disaster" of Labour's general election campaign.

nounˈbraʊnʌɪtˈbraʊnaɪt

A supporter of the former British Prime Minister Gordon Brown or his policies.
most people regard me as a Brownite
Example sentencesExamples
- She was loyal to Tony Blair, she would be loyal to Gordon Brown; she wasn't Blairite or Brownite, she was Labour.
- He revealed himself to be a Brownite.
- He is no Brownite and no natural boat-rocker.
- You do not have to be a Brownite to see the gaps in the argument.
- I remember having a discussion about democracy with a fervent Brownite.

Definition of Brownite in US English:

Brownite

adjectiveˈbraʊnaɪtˈbrounīt

Relating to or characteristic of the former British Prime Minister Gordon Brown or his policies.
a pressure group with Brownite leanings
Example sentencesExamples
- Brownite forces were facing defeat.
- This speech was the first that can be said to be authentically Brownite.
- He was blamed by one former Brownite adviser for the "disaster" of Labour's general election campaign.
- One Brownite minister said the remarks had effectively finished any leadership bid.
- He was associated with the Brownite camp.

nounˈbraʊnaɪtˈbrounīt

A supporter of the former British Prime Minister Gordon Brown or his policies.
most people regard me as a Brownite
Example sentencesExamples
- He is no Brownite and no natural boat-rocker.
- He revealed himself to be a Brownite.
- She was loyal to Tony Blair, she would be loyal to Gordon Brown; she wasn't Blairite or Brownite, she was Labour.
- You do not have to be a Brownite to see the gaps in the argument.
- I remember having a discussion about democracy with a fervent Brownite.

词汇	Brownite
释义	Definition of Brownite in English: Brownite adjectiveˈbraʊnʌɪtˈbraʊnaɪt Relating to or characteristic of the former British Prime Minister Gordon Brown or his policies. a pressure group with Brownite leanings Example sentencesExamples Brownite forces were facing defeat. One Brownite minister said the remarks had effectively finished any leadership bid. He was associated with the Brownite camp. This speech was the first that can be said to be authentically Brownite. He was blamed by one former Brownite adviser for the "disaster" of Labour's general election campaign. nounˈbraʊnʌɪtˈbraʊnaɪt A supporter of the former British Prime Minister Gordon Brown or his policies. most people regard me as a Brownite Example sentencesExamples She was loyal to Tony Blair, she would be loyal to Gordon Brown; she wasn't Blairite or Brownite, she was Labour. He revealed himself to be a Brownite. He is no Brownite and no natural boat-rocker. You do not have to be a Brownite to see the gaps in the argument. I remember having a discussion about democracy with a fervent Brownite. Definition of Brownite in US English: Brownite adjectiveˈbraʊnaɪtˈbrounīt Relating to or characteristic of the former British Prime Minister Gordon Brown or his policies. a pressure group with Brownite leanings Example sentencesExamples Brownite forces were facing defeat. This speech was the first that can be said to be authentically Brownite. He was blamed by one former Brownite adviser for the "disaster" of Labour's general election campaign. One Brownite minister said the remarks had effectively finished any leadership bid. He was associated with the Brownite camp. nounˈbraʊnaɪtˈbrounīt A supporter of the former British Prime Minister Gordon Brown or his policies. most people regard me as a Brownite Example sentencesExamples He is no Brownite and no natural boat-rocker. He revealed himself to be a Brownite. She was loyal to Tony Blair, she would be loyal to Gordon Brown; she wasn't Blairite or Brownite, she was Labour. You do not have to be a Brownite to see the gaps in the argument. I remember having a discussion about democracy with a fervent Brownite.
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