Definition of redistributionist in English:

redistributionist

noun

A person who advocates the redistribution of wealth.
Example sentencesExamples
- Brown is too much of a redistributionist at heart to be seriously enamoured of across-the-board tax cuts as another way of disposing of surpluses and encouraging productivity.
- Despite his restrained academic tone, he appears to be a committed egalitarian and redistributionist.
- As Shadow Chancellor, John remained a committed redistributionist and was determined to go out and argue the case for the policies which flowed from that.
- Last week in the Wall Street Journal he tried to woo them with an article in which he denied he was an old-style protectionist or redistributionist.
- He was not a redistributionist and he was not unduly concerned about disparities of income, although he acknowledged that it was disturbing to see extremes of wealth.

adjective

Relating to the belief that wealth should be redistributed.
redistributionist measures
Example sentencesExamples
- This shift in government policy, towards attending to individuals' emotional needs, is seen as a step up from traditional redistributionist social policies.
- Thus popular sanction will legitimate the silencing of redistributionist and egalitarian policy options.
- The purpose of this policy is redistributionist: wealthier students subsidize needier classmates by paying full price.
- Both parties have redistributionist agendas.
- And yet he has not given up his redistributionist instincts - while shaking middle Britain's hand he has stealthily rifled their wallets with the other.

Derivatives

redistributionism

noun

The central threat of redistributionism is that it attacks the very creative process that produces the material wealth that truly makes our lives better.
Example sentencesExamples
- Of course, the triumph of redistributionism in Estonian politics is not just the result of the changing character of the Reform Party and its determined trampling on the very principles it stood for under its previous leader.
- Only the Conference of the Religious in Ireland dares to poke its head above the parapet, and that is to preach radical-left redistributionism, not conservative-right dogma.
- Apparently, the ownership society, free trade, charter schools, privatized social security etc., are simplistic, whereas a cradle-to-grave nanny state and eat-the-rich redistributionism is the height of intellectual attainment.

Definition of redistributionist in US English:

redistributionist

nounˌrēˌdistrəˈbyo͞oSHənist

A person who advocates the redistribution of wealth.
Example sentencesExamples
- As Shadow Chancellor, John remained a committed redistributionist and was determined to go out and argue the case for the policies which flowed from that.
- Despite his restrained academic tone, he appears to be a committed egalitarian and redistributionist.
- Last week in the Wall Street Journal he tried to woo them with an article in which he denied he was an old-style protectionist or redistributionist.
- He was not a redistributionist and he was not unduly concerned about disparities of income, although he acknowledged that it was disturbing to see extremes of wealth.
- Brown is too much of a redistributionist at heart to be seriously enamoured of across-the-board tax cuts as another way of disposing of surpluses and encouraging productivity.

adjectiveˌrēˌdistrəˈbyo͞oSHənist

Relating to the belief that wealth should be redistributed.
redistributionist measures
Example sentencesExamples
- Both parties have redistributionist agendas.
- And yet he has not given up his redistributionist instincts - while shaking middle Britain's hand he has stealthily rifled their wallets with the other.
- This shift in government policy, towards attending to individuals' emotional needs, is seen as a step up from traditional redistributionist social policies.
- Thus popular sanction will legitimate the silencing of redistributionist and egalitarian policy options.
- The purpose of this policy is redistributionist: wealthier students subsidize needier classmates by paying full price.

单词	redistributionist
释义	Definition of redistributionist in English: redistributionist noun A person who advocates the redistribution of wealth. Example sentencesExamples Brown is too much of a redistributionist at heart to be seriously enamoured of across-the-board tax cuts as another way of disposing of surpluses and encouraging productivity. Despite his restrained academic tone, he appears to be a committed egalitarian and redistributionist. As Shadow Chancellor, John remained a committed redistributionist and was determined to go out and argue the case for the policies which flowed from that. Last week in the Wall Street Journal he tried to woo them with an article in which he denied he was an old-style protectionist or redistributionist. He was not a redistributionist and he was not unduly concerned about disparities of income, although he acknowledged that it was disturbing to see extremes of wealth. adjective Relating to the belief that wealth should be redistributed. redistributionist measures Example sentencesExamples This shift in government policy, towards attending to individuals' emotional needs, is seen as a step up from traditional redistributionist social policies. Thus popular sanction will legitimate the silencing of redistributionist and egalitarian policy options. The purpose of this policy is redistributionist: wealthier students subsidize needier classmates by paying full price. Both parties have redistributionist agendas. And yet he has not given up his redistributionist instincts - while shaking middle Britain's hand he has stealthily rifled their wallets with the other. Derivatives redistributionism noun The central threat of redistributionism is that it attacks the very creative process that produces the material wealth that truly makes our lives better. Example sentencesExamples Of course, the triumph of redistributionism in Estonian politics is not just the result of the changing character of the Reform Party and its determined trampling on the very principles it stood for under its previous leader. Only the Conference of the Religious in Ireland dares to poke its head above the parapet, and that is to preach radical-left redistributionism, not conservative-right dogma. Apparently, the ownership society, free trade, charter schools, privatized social security etc., are simplistic, whereas a cradle-to-grave nanny state and eat-the-rich redistributionism is the height of intellectual attainment. Definition of redistributionist in US English: redistributionist nounˌrēˌdistrəˈbyo͞oSHənist A person who advocates the redistribution of wealth. Example sentencesExamples As Shadow Chancellor, John remained a committed redistributionist and was determined to go out and argue the case for the policies which flowed from that. Despite his restrained academic tone, he appears to be a committed egalitarian and redistributionist. Last week in the Wall Street Journal he tried to woo them with an article in which he denied he was an old-style protectionist or redistributionist. He was not a redistributionist and he was not unduly concerned about disparities of income, although he acknowledged that it was disturbing to see extremes of wealth. Brown is too much of a redistributionist at heart to be seriously enamoured of across-the-board tax cuts as another way of disposing of surpluses and encouraging productivity. adjectiveˌrēˌdistrəˈbyo͞oSHənist Relating to the belief that wealth should be redistributed. redistributionist measures Example sentencesExamples Both parties have redistributionist agendas. And yet he has not given up his redistributionist instincts - while shaking middle Britain's hand he has stealthily rifled their wallets with the other. This shift in government policy, towards attending to individuals' emotional needs, is seen as a step up from traditional redistributionist social policies. Thus popular sanction will legitimate the silencing of redistributionist and egalitarian policy options. The purpose of this policy is redistributionist: wealthier students subsidize needier classmates by paying full price.
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