Associations to the word «Populist»
Noun
- Platform
- Coinage
- Conspiracy
- Legislature
- Supremacy
- Trump
- Coup
- Industrialization
- Right
- Dictator
- Peasantry
- Neo
- Appeal
- Watson
- Immigration
- Communism
- Endorsement
- Congressman
- Moderate
- Masse
- Emergence
- Nebraska
- Persuasion
- Peasant
- Supporter
- Wage
- Regime
- Inflation
- Social
- Electorate
- Sentiment
- Juan
- Privatization
- Corruption
- Vote
- Policy
- Kingsley
- Politician
- Manning
- Hanson
- Roots
- Modernism
- Oratory
- Ideal
- Tariff
- Ism
- Unrest
- Leader
- Nineteenth
- Omaha
- Midwest
- Milieu
- Election
- Semitism
- Ballot
- Argentine
- Referendum
- Left
- Anarchist
- Silver
- Uprising
- Opposition
- Labor
- Articulation
- Subsidy
- Mahmoud
- Tendency
- Wallace
- Legislator
- Empowerment
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.
Wise words
The chief difference between words and deeds is that words
are always intended for men for their approbation, but deeds
can be done only for God.