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Definition of reformist in English: reformistadjective rɪˈfɔːmɪstrəˈfɔrməst Supporting or advancing gradual reform rather than abolition or revolution. 改良主义的 the reformist policies of the government Example sentencesExamples - The ads could cause those who have supported Chen for his reformist ideals to think twice before voting for him, Tseng said.
- Most of the socialist groups in India had driven out the revolutionaries and were reformist parties.
- In many instances the socialist revolutions had been betrayed by reformist leaders of workers' parties and trade unions.
- The liberal and reformist defenders of the profit system are incapable of providing a viable alternative to the right wing.
- Few activists in today's anti-globalisation movement have much time for traditional reformist parties.
- In the past, the Democrats combined their anti-communism with liberal reformist policies.
- Attac's programme creates new reformist illusions in order to oppose the development of the class struggle.
- The Guardian Council first barred the reformist candidate from running for presidency.
- They're looking and they're asking, will the reformist policies continue?
- The twentieth century has demonstrated that it is impossible to tame capitalism by means of social reformist policies.
- European communist parties were formed out of established socialist parties as the consequence of a rift between their revolutionary and reformist wings.
- Conservatives ran virtually unopposed in the election after the hard-line Guardian Council disqualified thousands of reformist candidates.
- "He's the leader of the reformist movement, " she replied.
- Students who were punished for protesting have since received support from emboldened reformist MPs.
- First, anyone retaining fidelity to Labour's old reformist policies was pushed out of the party or marginalised and cowed.
- The Tories have reformist policies, but lack the electoral clout.
- They seek a return to the old-style reformist policies of the 1960s and 1970s.
- American capitalism was able to afford this reformist policy because of its unchallenged position of world economic dominance.
- Now, supporting capitalist restoration, they spouted reformist rhetoric.
- The DPP has positioned itself as a reformist party on most social issues.
Synonyms modern, liberal, advanced, forward-looking, forward-thinking, go-ahead, enlightened, enterprising, innovative, up-and-coming, new, dynamic, avant-garde, modernistic, disruptive
noun rɪˈfɔːmɪstrəˈfɔrməst A person who advocates gradual reform rather than abolition or revolution. 改良主义的 Example sentencesExamples - The new reformists are caught between two different pressures.
- Therefore reformists deduce that no direct challenge to the state is necessary and civil society can be reformed.
- There is an ongoing and mostly hidden tussle between the reformists and the conservative clergy.
- Lenin argued for a united front with reformists against the generals, and revolutionaries and reformists worked together to block the military coup.
- Despite their revolutionary leadership, the Turin workers went down to defeat because the national movement remained under the control of the reformists.
- Despite the popularity of the reformists, conservatives still dominate much of the government.
- Most reformists silently observed the conservatives' consolidation of power.
- In a podium discussion on Saturday afternoon, he referred to Rosa Luxemburg's famous polemic against the reformists.
- Ireland's environmental reformists, the Green Party, have played a shameful role during the campaign.
- They voted out the reformists who talked of democracy and human rights but brought no real improvement to the lives of the poor.
- They decried what they saw as the tendency among some conservative reformists to confuse an idealized model of Arab culture with Islam itself.
- Since reform began in the early 1980s, Chinese politics has been primarily a battle between two factions: reformists and leftists.
- Many people are disillusioned with the reformists ' conciliatory approach.
- Personal loyalty became the key criteria for the rise and fall of cabinet ministers, conservatives and reformists alike.
- The Communist Party, absorbed by a struggle between reformists and hardliners, feared its security forces were disintegrating.
- They are moderate reformists who believe in the essential goodness of some members of the top echelon.
- Yes, there is friction and competition between the so-called conservatives and the reformists.
- The reformists must not win control of the movement.
- Like so many former reformists, liberals and pacifists, however, the Guardian and Observer have lurched ever further to the right.
- They have been advocated by reformists and opportunists for many years.
Synonyms pioneer, developer, groundbreaker, trailblazer, pathfinder, front runner, spearhead, prime mover
Definition of reformist in US English: reformistadjectiverəˈfôrməstrəˈfɔrməst Supporting or advancing gradual reform rather than abolition or revolution. 改良主义的 the reformist policies of the government Example sentencesExamples - The DPP has positioned itself as a reformist party on most social issues.
- Students who were punished for protesting have since received support from emboldened reformist MPs.
- Few activists in today's anti-globalisation movement have much time for traditional reformist parties.
- Most of the socialist groups in India had driven out the revolutionaries and were reformist parties.
- The Tories have reformist policies, but lack the electoral clout.
- "He's the leader of the reformist movement, " she replied.
- American capitalism was able to afford this reformist policy because of its unchallenged position of world economic dominance.
- The ads could cause those who have supported Chen for his reformist ideals to think twice before voting for him, Tseng said.
- Now, supporting capitalist restoration, they spouted reformist rhetoric.
- In the past, the Democrats combined their anti-communism with liberal reformist policies.
- Attac's programme creates new reformist illusions in order to oppose the development of the class struggle.
- European communist parties were formed out of established socialist parties as the consequence of a rift between their revolutionary and reformist wings.
- The Guardian Council first barred the reformist candidate from running for presidency.
- In many instances the socialist revolutions had been betrayed by reformist leaders of workers' parties and trade unions.
- They seek a return to the old-style reformist policies of the 1960s and 1970s.
- Conservatives ran virtually unopposed in the election after the hard-line Guardian Council disqualified thousands of reformist candidates.
- The twentieth century has demonstrated that it is impossible to tame capitalism by means of social reformist policies.
- First, anyone retaining fidelity to Labour's old reformist policies was pushed out of the party or marginalised and cowed.
- They're looking and they're asking, will the reformist policies continue?
- The liberal and reformist defenders of the profit system are incapable of providing a viable alternative to the right wing.
Synonyms modern, liberal, advanced, forward-looking, forward-thinking, go-ahead, enlightened, enterprising, innovative, up-and-coming, new, dynamic, avant-garde, modernistic, disruptive
nounrəˈfôrməstrəˈfɔrməst A person who advocates gradual reform rather than abolition or revolution. 改良主义的 Example sentencesExamples - They voted out the reformists who talked of democracy and human rights but brought no real improvement to the lives of the poor.
- Therefore reformists deduce that no direct challenge to the state is necessary and civil society can be reformed.
- Lenin argued for a united front with reformists against the generals, and revolutionaries and reformists worked together to block the military coup.
- The new reformists are caught between two different pressures.
- There is an ongoing and mostly hidden tussle between the reformists and the conservative clergy.
- Ireland's environmental reformists, the Green Party, have played a shameful role during the campaign.
- Many people are disillusioned with the reformists ' conciliatory approach.
- Despite the popularity of the reformists, conservatives still dominate much of the government.
- In a podium discussion on Saturday afternoon, he referred to Rosa Luxemburg's famous polemic against the reformists.
- The Communist Party, absorbed by a struggle between reformists and hardliners, feared its security forces were disintegrating.
- Despite their revolutionary leadership, the Turin workers went down to defeat because the national movement remained under the control of the reformists.
- Most reformists silently observed the conservatives' consolidation of power.
- Personal loyalty became the key criteria for the rise and fall of cabinet ministers, conservatives and reformists alike.
- Like so many former reformists, liberals and pacifists, however, the Guardian and Observer have lurched ever further to the right.
- They are moderate reformists who believe in the essential goodness of some members of the top echelon.
- The reformists must not win control of the movement.
- They have been advocated by reformists and opportunists for many years.
- Yes, there is friction and competition between the so-called conservatives and the reformists.
- They decried what they saw as the tendency among some conservative reformists to confuse an idealized model of Arab culture with Islam itself.
- Since reform began in the early 1980s, Chinese politics has been primarily a battle between two factions: reformists and leftists.
Synonyms pioneer, developer, groundbreaker, trailblazer, pathfinder, front runner, spearhead, prime mover
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