Definition of Blairism in English:

Blairism

noun ˈblɛːrɪz(ə)mˈblɛrɪzəm

mass noun

The policies and principles advocated by former British Prime Minister Tony Blair.
the rise of Blairism
Example sentencesExamples
- It was too close to have any effect on the voters anxious for an alternative to another four years of Blairism.
- If Blair goes, it will be a massive defeat for Blairism.
- She won more money for the department and then spent much of it on international Blairism.
- The general election was a bitter blow for Blairism
- The prime minister reflects the two distinct strands of Blairism.
- The allies for substantive Blairism will grow.
- He opposed Blairism before it was called that.
- He spearheaded the policies now thought of as Blairism.
- He tried to grasp why Blairism has been so electorally attractive to so many voters.
- Where does he stand on Blairism and the New Labour project?

Definition of Blairism in US English:

Blairism

nounˈblerizəmˈblɛrɪzəm

The policies and principles advocated by former British Prime Minister Tony Blair.
the rise of Blairism
Example sentencesExamples
- He opposed Blairism before it was called that.
- If Blair goes, it will be a massive defeat for Blairism.
- Where does he stand on Blairism and the New Labour project?
- He tried to grasp why Blairism has been so electorally attractive to so many voters.
- The allies for substantive Blairism will grow.
- It was too close to have any effect on the voters anxious for an alternative to another four years of Blairism.
- She won more money for the department and then spent much of it on international Blairism.
- He spearheaded the policies now thought of as Blairism.
- The prime minister reflects the two distinct strands of Blairism.
- The general election was a bitter blow for Blairism

单词	Blairism
释义	Definition of Blairism in English: Blairism noun ˈblɛːrɪz(ə)mˈblɛrɪzəm mass noun The policies and principles advocated by former British Prime Minister Tony Blair. the rise of Blairism Example sentencesExamples It was too close to have any effect on the voters anxious for an alternative to another four years of Blairism. If Blair goes, it will be a massive defeat for Blairism. She won more money for the department and then spent much of it on international Blairism. The general election was a bitter blow for Blairism The prime minister reflects the two distinct strands of Blairism. The allies for substantive Blairism will grow. He opposed Blairism before it was called that. He spearheaded the policies now thought of as Blairism. He tried to grasp why Blairism has been so electorally attractive to so many voters. Where does he stand on Blairism and the New Labour project? Definition of Blairism in US English: Blairism nounˈblerizəmˈblɛrɪzəm The policies and principles advocated by former British Prime Minister Tony Blair. the rise of Blairism Example sentencesExamples He opposed Blairism before it was called that. If Blair goes, it will be a massive defeat for Blairism. Where does he stand on Blairism and the New Labour project? He tried to grasp why Blairism has been so electorally attractive to so many voters. The allies for substantive Blairism will grow. It was too close to have any effect on the voters anxious for an alternative to another four years of Blairism. She won more money for the department and then spent much of it on international Blairism. He spearheaded the policies now thought of as Blairism. The prime minister reflects the two distinct strands of Blairism. The general election was a bitter blow for Blairism
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