red-tapist (Meaning)
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red-tapist (n.)
One who is tenacious of a strict adherence to official formalities.
Synonyms & Antonyms of red-tapist
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red-tapist Sentence Examples
- The red-tapist bureaucrats delayed the project's approval due to excessive paperwork and regulations.
- The company's red-tapist policies stifled innovation and hindered growth.
- The senator's speech denounced the red-tapist government agencies that hindered progress.
- The red-tapist mentality of the city council prevented the construction of a much-needed park.
- The intern was frustrated by the red-tapist procedures required to submit a simple report.
- The red-tapist regulations made it nearly impossible for small businesses to comply with the law.
- The red-tapist culture of the organization led to inefficiency and low morale among employees.
- The politician was known for their red-tapist ways, prioritizing paperwork over practical solutions.
- The red-tapist bureaucracy was accused of being out of touch with the needs of the people it served.
- The government's red-tapist approach to pandemic relief hindered the distribution of aid to those who needed it most.
FAQs About the word red-tapist
One who is tenacious of a strict adherence to official formalities.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The red-tapist bureaucrats delayed the project's approval due to excessive paperwork and regulations.
The company's red-tapist policies stifled innovation and hindered growth.
The senator's speech denounced the red-tapist government agencies that hindered progress.
The red-tapist mentality of the city council prevented the construction of a much-needed park.
