Translations for „illiberal“ in the English » Russian Dictionary

illiberal [ɪˈlɪbərəl] ADJ form

1. illiberal (repressive):

illiberal

непросвещённый

2. illiberal Am (unaccepting of new ideas):

illiberal

нетерпи́мый (к чужо́му мне́нию)

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English

And yet by any metric, these are patently illiberal acts where a prominent voice was being gagged from expressing his opinion.

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Yet the illiberal temptation to declare the other side's position to be illegitimate is ever-present.

www.theatlantic.com

Somehow illiberal governments never seem to learn that harsh measures against those who fight for freedom and democracy stiffen resolve rather than weaken it.

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The alternative is to revert to illiberal autocracy.

www.project-syndicate.org

The medical community at large condemned the patent as unjust and illiberal in such a humane and scientific profession.

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There is a spectrum of illiberal democracies: from those that are nearly liberal democracies to those that are almost openly dictatorships.

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This office, to the disgust of all contemporary dramatists, to whose manuscripts he was as illiberal as he was severe, he held till his death.

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To "attack ancient practices and institutions with remorseless logic, without allowing for sentiment, spirit or tradition", is ultimately a destructive, illiberal act.

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An illiberal democracy has weak or no limits on the power of the elected representatives to rule as they please.

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In my mind there is nothing so illiberal, and so ill-bred, as audible laughter.

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