Definition of ideologue in English:

ideologue

noun ˈɪdɪəlɒɡˈʌɪdɪəlɒɡ

An adherent of an ideology, especially one who is uncompromising and dogmatic.
某种意识形态的拥护者（尤指其狂热分子）
a right-wing ideologue
Example sentencesExamples
- For years he was regarded as a solitary pip-squeak voice on the far right, a lonely ideologue from a Southern backwater.
- The editor was not an uncompromising ideologue attempting to turn back the clock.
- Holyrood has no revising chamber that could temper the extremism of these ideologues.
- I am far more of an ideologue than a partisan, and rarely hesitate to criticize bad politicians or bad policies, regardless of which party they come from.
- This is a classic straw-man argument; if all feminists were crazed ideologues certainly they would alienate many women, but this is simply not the case.
- The hardcore ideologues of zero government are trumpeting the recall as a new populist revolution.
- New Labour ideologues and their supporters want us to believe that youth crime is something new and particularly menacing.
- The years of perestroika witnessed the transformation of Izvestia into the leading ideologue of capitalist reforms.
- It's time to lay down the law to the extremist uncompromising ideologues.
- A good literary critic is not a political ideologue or policy wonk.
- These extremist ideologues abhor the very idea of a government program that works.
- To govern successfully, Chen must avoid serving his own party's extremists and ideologues.
- Well, they just caved in to a group of right-wing ideologues that hate this law.
- He provides a forensic analysis of US foreign policy through the speeches and texts of its own ideologues.
- Figuratively speaking, that would also be the well-deserved fate of America's Jacobin ideologues.
- Yusuf (not his real name) is not an ideologue, either nationalist or religious.
- Theodore Roosevelt was an heir, and an ideologue, of the defeated Confederacy.
- The federal judiciary in particular is increasingly dominated by right-wing ideologues.
- There has always been a group among the ideologues that believed in a first strike and a winnable nuclear war.
- In the beginning, administration ideologues were convinced we'd be welcomed with flowers.

Origin

Early 19th century: from French idéologue; see also ideology.

Definition of ideologue in US English:

ideologue

noun

An adherent of an ideology, especially one who is uncompromising and dogmatic.
某种意识形态的拥护者（尤指其狂热分子）
a conservative ideologue
纳粹狂热分子。
Example sentencesExamples
- Well, they just caved in to a group of right-wing ideologues that hate this law.
- Theodore Roosevelt was an heir, and an ideologue, of the defeated Confederacy.
- He provides a forensic analysis of US foreign policy through the speeches and texts of its own ideologues.
- The hardcore ideologues of zero government are trumpeting the recall as a new populist revolution.
- These extremist ideologues abhor the very idea of a government program that works.
- Holyrood has no revising chamber that could temper the extremism of these ideologues.
- Yusuf (not his real name) is not an ideologue, either nationalist or religious.
- There has always been a group among the ideologues that believed in a first strike and a winnable nuclear war.
- New Labour ideologues and their supporters want us to believe that youth crime is something new and particularly menacing.
- For years he was regarded as a solitary pip-squeak voice on the far right, a lonely ideologue from a Southern backwater.
- It's time to lay down the law to the extremist uncompromising ideologues.
- I am far more of an ideologue than a partisan, and rarely hesitate to criticize bad politicians or bad policies, regardless of which party they come from.
- The years of perestroika witnessed the transformation of Izvestia into the leading ideologue of capitalist reforms.
- The editor was not an uncompromising ideologue attempting to turn back the clock.
- Figuratively speaking, that would also be the well-deserved fate of America's Jacobin ideologues.
- This is a classic straw-man argument; if all feminists were crazed ideologues certainly they would alienate many women, but this is simply not the case.
- A good literary critic is not a political ideologue or policy wonk.
- In the beginning, administration ideologues were convinced we'd be welcomed with flowers.
- The federal judiciary in particular is increasingly dominated by right-wing ideologues.
- To govern successfully, Chen must avoid serving his own party's extremists and ideologues.

Origin

Early 19th century: from French idéologue; see also ideology.

单词	ideologue
释义	Definition of ideologue in English: ideologue noun ˈɪdɪəlɒɡˈʌɪdɪəlɒɡ An adherent of an ideology, especially one who is uncompromising and dogmatic. 某种意识形态的拥护者（尤指其狂热分子） a right-wing ideologue Example sentencesExamples For years he was regarded as a solitary pip-squeak voice on the far right, a lonely ideologue from a Southern backwater. The editor was not an uncompromising ideologue attempting to turn back the clock. Holyrood has no revising chamber that could temper the extremism of these ideologues. I am far more of an ideologue than a partisan, and rarely hesitate to criticize bad politicians or bad policies, regardless of which party they come from. This is a classic straw-man argument; if all feminists were crazed ideologues certainly they would alienate many women, but this is simply not the case. The hardcore ideologues of zero government are trumpeting the recall as a new populist revolution. New Labour ideologues and their supporters want us to believe that youth crime is something new and particularly menacing. The years of perestroika witnessed the transformation of Izvestia into the leading ideologue of capitalist reforms. It's time to lay down the law to the extremist uncompromising ideologues. A good literary critic is not a political ideologue or policy wonk. These extremist ideologues abhor the very idea of a government program that works. To govern successfully, Chen must avoid serving his own party's extremists and ideologues. Well, they just caved in to a group of right-wing ideologues that hate this law. He provides a forensic analysis of US foreign policy through the speeches and texts of its own ideologues. Figuratively speaking, that would also be the well-deserved fate of America's Jacobin ideologues. Yusuf (not his real name) is not an ideologue, either nationalist or religious. Theodore Roosevelt was an heir, and an ideologue, of the defeated Confederacy. The federal judiciary in particular is increasingly dominated by right-wing ideologues. There has always been a group among the ideologues that believed in a first strike and a winnable nuclear war. In the beginning, administration ideologues were convinced we'd be welcomed with flowers. Origin Early 19th century: from French idéologue; see also ideology. Definition of ideologue in US English: ideologue noun An adherent of an ideology, especially one who is uncompromising and dogmatic. 某种意识形态的拥护者（尤指其狂热分子） a conservative ideologue 纳粹狂热分子。 Example sentencesExamples Well, they just caved in to a group of right-wing ideologues that hate this law. Theodore Roosevelt was an heir, and an ideologue, of the defeated Confederacy. He provides a forensic analysis of US foreign policy through the speeches and texts of its own ideologues. The hardcore ideologues of zero government are trumpeting the recall as a new populist revolution. These extremist ideologues abhor the very idea of a government program that works. Holyrood has no revising chamber that could temper the extremism of these ideologues. Yusuf (not his real name) is not an ideologue, either nationalist or religious. There has always been a group among the ideologues that believed in a first strike and a winnable nuclear war. New Labour ideologues and their supporters want us to believe that youth crime is something new and particularly menacing. For years he was regarded as a solitary pip-squeak voice on the far right, a lonely ideologue from a Southern backwater. It's time to lay down the law to the extremist uncompromising ideologues. I am far more of an ideologue than a partisan, and rarely hesitate to criticize bad politicians or bad policies, regardless of which party they come from. The years of perestroika witnessed the transformation of Izvestia into the leading ideologue of capitalist reforms. The editor was not an uncompromising ideologue attempting to turn back the clock. Figuratively speaking, that would also be the well-deserved fate of America's Jacobin ideologues. This is a classic straw-man argument; if all feminists were crazed ideologues certainly they would alienate many women, but this is simply not the case. A good literary critic is not a political ideologue or policy wonk. In the beginning, administration ideologues were convinced we'd be welcomed with flowers. The federal judiciary in particular is increasingly dominated by right-wing ideologues. To govern successfully, Chen must avoid serving his own party's extremists and ideologues. Origin Early 19th century: from French idéologue; see also ideology.
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