politically Antonyms
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Meaning of politically
Wordnet
politically (r)
with regard to social relationships involving authority
with regard to government
Webster
politically (adv.)
In a political manner.
Politicly; artfully.
politically Sentence Examples
- The candidate's politically charged speech sparked controversy and polarized the electorate.
- The organization's politically neutral stance aims to appeal to a broad range of voters.
- The government's politically motivated policies have caused significant divisions in society.
- The journalist's politically unbiased reporting provides an objective view of current events.
- The country's politically unstable climate has led to a surge in civil unrest.
- The politically savvy politician navigated the complex campaign trail with ease.
- The politically motivated movement sought to influence public opinion through protests and demonstrations.
- The corporation's politically correct policies ensure that it does not offend any particular group.
- The politically astute analyst predicted the upcoming election results with astonishing accuracy.
- The politically charged atmosphere of the debate made it difficult to find common ground.
FAQs About the word politically
with regard to social relationships involving authority, with regard to governmentIn a political manner., Politicly; artfully.
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The candidate's politically charged speech sparked controversy and polarized the electorate.
The organization's politically neutral stance aims to appeal to a broad range of voters.
The government's politically motivated policies have caused significant divisions in society.
The journalist's politically unbiased reporting provides an objective view of current events.
