Definition of Bushism in English:

Bushism

noun ˈbʊʃɪz(ə)mˈbʊʃɪzəm

mass noun

1The policies or principles advocated by former US presidents George H. W. Bush or George W. Bush.
the politics of national opposition to Bushism are exceedingly complex
Example sentencesExamples
- By that time the hallmarks of Bushism were already obvious.
- The central appeal of Bushism is the president's unwavering certainty.
- Congress wouldn't dare to substantively repeal anything that central to Bushism.
- There are a lot of reasons they disagree with Bushism.
- Roughly half the country dissents from Bushism.
2count noun A verbal error made by and considered characteristic of former US president George W. Bush.
a brand new Bushism is doing the media rounds
Example sentencesExamples
- The "Bushism" obsession is a bad idea because it seizes on and amplifies the most trivial mis-statements.
- As a campaigner, to use a well-known Bushism, he has always been "misunderestimated".
- Bushisms like that have provided ammunition for the President's political opponents.
- If Bush had said this it would be a banner story and the magazine would have it as a golden Bushism of the Day.
- A classic Bushism was coined on Monday.

Definition of Bushism in US English:

Bushism

nounˈbo͝oSHizəmˈbʊʃɪzəm

1The policies or principles advocated by former US presidents George H. W. Bush or George W. Bush.
the politics of national opposition to Bushism are exceedingly complex
Example sentencesExamples
- Congress wouldn't dare to substantively repeal anything that central to Bushism.
- By that time the hallmarks of Bushism were already obvious.
- There are a lot of reasons they disagree with Bushism.
- Roughly half the country dissents from Bushism.
- The central appeal of Bushism is the president's unwavering certainty.
2A verbal error made by and considered characteristic of former US president George W. Bush.
a brand new Bushism is doing the media rounds
Example sentencesExamples
- The "Bushism" obsession is a bad idea because it seizes on and amplifies the most trivial mis-statements.
- If Bush had said this it would be a banner story and the magazine would have it as a golden Bushism of the Day.
- As a campaigner, to use a well-known Bushism, he has always been "misunderestimated".
- Bushisms like that have provided ammunition for the President's political opponents.
- A classic Bushism was coined on Monday.

词汇	Bushism
释义	Definition of Bushism in English: Bushism noun ˈbʊʃɪz(ə)mˈbʊʃɪzəm mass noun 1The policies or principles advocated by former US presidents George H. W. Bush or George W. Bush. the politics of national opposition to Bushism are exceedingly complex Example sentencesExamples By that time the hallmarks of Bushism were already obvious. The central appeal of Bushism is the president's unwavering certainty. Congress wouldn't dare to substantively repeal anything that central to Bushism. There are a lot of reasons they disagree with Bushism. Roughly half the country dissents from Bushism. 2count noun A verbal error made by and considered characteristic of former US president George W. Bush. a brand new Bushism is doing the media rounds Example sentencesExamples The "Bushism" obsession is a bad idea because it seizes on and amplifies the most trivial mis-statements. As a campaigner, to use a well-known Bushism, he has always been "misunderestimated". Bushisms like that have provided ammunition for the President's political opponents. If Bush had said this it would be a banner story and the magazine would have it as a golden Bushism of the Day. A classic Bushism was coined on Monday. Definition of Bushism in US English: Bushism nounˈbo͝oSHizəmˈbʊʃɪzəm 1The policies or principles advocated by former US presidents George H. W. Bush or George W. Bush. the politics of national opposition to Bushism are exceedingly complex Example sentencesExamples Congress wouldn't dare to substantively repeal anything that central to Bushism. By that time the hallmarks of Bushism were already obvious. There are a lot of reasons they disagree with Bushism. Roughly half the country dissents from Bushism. The central appeal of Bushism is the president's unwavering certainty. 2A verbal error made by and considered characteristic of former US president George W. Bush. a brand new Bushism is doing the media rounds Example sentencesExamples The "Bushism" obsession is a bad idea because it seizes on and amplifies the most trivial mis-statements. If Bush had said this it would be a banner story and the magazine would have it as a golden Bushism of the Day. As a campaigner, to use a well-known Bushism, he has always been "misunderestimated". Bushisms like that have provided ammunition for the President's political opponents. A classic Bushism was coined on Monday.
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