Equalitarianism

noun

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Noun
  1. 1
    Egalitarianism. uncountable, usually

    "1962, "She Was Eleanor" (obituary of Eleanor Roosevelt), Time, 16 Nov., All of her strivings and all of her little lectures and admonitions would add up to a U.S. in which all were equal. . . . She was until the day of her death the most effective advocate of welfare-state equalitarianism."

  2. 2
    the doctrine of the equality of mankind and the desirability of political and economic and social equality wordnet

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egalitarianismegalitarianism

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"1962, "She Was Eleanor" (obituary of Eleanor Roosevelt), Time, 16 Nov., All of her strivings and all of her little lectures and admonitions would add up to a U.S. in which all were equal. . . . She was until the day of her death the most effective advocate of welfare-state equalitarianism."

Etymology

From equalitarian + -ism.

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