Associations to the word «Populist»
Noun
- Bryan
- Jennings
- Rhetoric
- Democrat
- Elite
- Libertarian
- Vargas
- Nationalist
- Liberalism
- Nationalism
- Ideology
- Conservatism
- Coalition
- Fascism
- Party
- Mckinley
- Voter
- Marxist
- Republican
- Leaning
- Radical
- Socialist
- Fusion
- Capitalism
- Dictatorship
- Redistribution
- Liberal
- Agenda
- Progressive
- Revolutionary
- Fascist
- Socialism
- Parti
- Conservative
- Democracy
- Stance
- Suffrage
- Marxism
- Farmer
- Rationality
- Candidacy
- Governorship
- Anti
- Faction
- Wing
- Reformer
- Donnelly
- Intellectual
- Candidate
- Reform
- Plurality
- Klan
- Movement
- Slogan
- Alliance
- Politics
- Manifesto
- Nominee
- Ticket
- Hearst
- Ultra
- Grange
- Mobilization
- Campaigning
- Orator
- Overthrow
- Revolt
- Chavez
- Presidency
- Weaver
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
POPULIST, noun. A person who advocates democratic principles
POPULIST, noun. A politician who advocates specific policies just because they are popular
POPULIST, noun. A person who advocates populism
POPULIST, adjective. Democratic
POPULIST, adjective. (of a political policy) Put forward just because it would be popular
POPULIST, adjective. Of or pertaining to populism
Dictionary definition
POPULIST, noun. An advocate of democratic principles.
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