Blairesque
Blairesque adjective: reminiscent of Tony Blair or his policies.
Adjective
Blairesque (comparative more Blairesque, superlative most Blairesque)
- Reminiscent of Tony Blair or his policies.
- Lib Dem MPs are accusing their leader, Charles Kennedy, of almost Blairesque control-freakery in agreeing to accept Marsden when many of them were against it.2001, New Statesman - Volume 130, Issues 4557-4568, page 10
- Based on the "slow" economic Rhine model, Danish social policies since the 1930s have been instrumental in a redistribution of wealth, a paradigm that the Social Democratic party of the 1990s - now converted to Blairesque "third way" strategies - were involved in phasing out to provide the private...2004, Charlotte Brandt, Lars Bang Larsen, Fundamentalisms of the New Order, page 13
Forms of Blairesque
| comparative | more Blairesque |
|---|---|
| superlative | most Blairesque |
Origin of Blairesque
From Blair + -esque.
Questions about Blairesque
- What does Blairesque mean?
- Blairesque means reminiscent of Tony Blair or his policies.
- What part of speech is Blairesque?
- Blairesque is an adjective.
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