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Blairist, a. Brit. Polit.
Brit. |ˈblɛːrɪst|, U.S. |ˈblɛ(ə)rəst|
[‹ the name of Anthony Charles Lynton (‘Tony’) Blair (see Blairism n.) + -ist suffix. Compare Blairism n. and slightly earlier Blairite adj.]
Of, relating to, or characteristic of Tony Blair or his policies.
1994Times 8 June 8/1 That last part of the Blairist creed for abolishing no-go areas for socialism was to prove something of an embarrassment. 1995Arena Dec.–Jan. 15/1 It does anticipate a disunited Blairist kingdom, but it also highlights another political battle. 1998Independent on Sunday 20 Sept. i. 15/1 He went on to give Mr Blair..a hard time about..the pretensions of the Blairist ‘Third Way’ between the old left and the new right. 2005A. Law in G. Mooney & G. Scott Exploring Social Policy in ‘New’ Scotl. ii. 58 The further entrenchment of Blairist welfare reforms such as Foundation Hospitals are being actively considered by the Scottish Labour Party policy forum. |