Starmerism
Starmerism noun: the political ideology, support or the government of Keir Starmer.
Noun
Starmerism (countable and uncountable, plural Starmerisms)
- The political ideology, support or the government of Keir Starmer.
- Starmerism is likely to look a lot like Blairism.2020 June 29, Jonathan Cook, “Keir Starmer's ‘antisemitism’ sacking is a signal that Israel is safe in his hands”, in Middle East Eye, retrieved 01 Aug 2025
- But "Starmerism" remains more elusive.2024 May 1, Jonathan Cook, “What is Starmerism?”, in The New Statesman, retrieved 01 Aug 2025
- A quip, phrase or aphorism commonly said by Keir Starmer.
- The Daily Mail gives the speech a kicking, accusing Starmer of failing to mention immigration or taxes, and pulling out "Starmerisms to send you to sleep."2023 October 11, Rosa Prince, “Keir Starmer rolls his sleeves up — as Gaza braces”, in Politico, retrieved 01 Aug 2025
- There were Starmerisms: clunky identity politics, a nod to being working class.2024 July 5, Tim Stanley, “Sunak sulked, Starmer soothed and Farage show was so shambolic it might have been run by chimpanzees”, in The Telegraph, retrieved 01 Aug 2025
Forms of Starmerism
| plural | Starmerisms |
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Origin of Starmerism
From Starmer + -ism.
Questions about Starmerism
- What does Starmerism mean?
- Starmerism means the political ideology, support or the government of Keir Starmer.
- What part of speech is Starmerism?
- Starmerism is a noun.
- What is the plural of Starmerism?
- The plural of Starmerism is Starmerisms.
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