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politico-ideological

politico-ideological adjective: political and ideological.

Adjective

politico-ideological (not comparable)

  1. Political and ideological.
    • One outcome of the American invasion is that it has generated a much more uncompromising “fundamentalist” politico-ideological constellation in Iraq.2007 May 1, Slavoj Zizek, “Denying the Facts, Finding the Truth”, in The New York Times

Origin of politico-ideological

From politico- + ideological.

Words formed from politico-ideological

Questions about politico-ideological

What does politico-ideological mean?
Politico-ideological means political and ideological.
What part of speech is politico-ideological?
Politico-ideological is an adjective.

Words near politico-ideological in the dictionary

  1. politico
  2. politico-
  3. politico-administrative
  4. politico-economic
  5. politico-economically
  6. politico-ideological
  7. politico-ideologically
  8. politico-military
  9. politico-organizational
  10. politicocommercial
  11. politicocultural

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