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partyism

/pahr-tee-iz-uhm/US // ˈpɑr tiˌɪz əm //

党主义,党性,党派主义,党性原则

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : adherence to a political party or organization.
    • : the organization of political affairs into parties; the political system of a state, region, etc.: Two-partyism was never significant in continental politics.

Examples

  • Just as before, the new tea partyism is functioning as a kind of front-line energizing force that could help enable a series of GOP donor-class and plutocratic interests to grind the current progressive economic moment to a halt.

  • Just now partyism is falling into disfavor, for there are too many serious questions to be fought out.

  • We will, that Ja—— ——, the author of the two letters lately published in Lexington, be encouraged in his zeal to destroy partyism.

  • Ignorance has given way to investigation; and love and union are daily triumphing over prejudice and partyism.

  • The pest of partyism invades all the large cities of the country.

  • It merely proved how easily men are led when taken in droves and stirred by partyism.