Townsendian
Townsendian adjective: of or relating to the Townsend Plan of 1933, proposing an old-age pension in response to the Great Depression, and leading to a social and political movement.
Adjective
Townsendian (comparative more Townsendian, superlative most Townsendian)
- Of or relating to the Townsend Plan of 1933, proposing an old-age pension in response to the Great Depression, and leading to a social and political movement.
Forms of Townsendian
| comparative | more Townsendian |
|---|---|
| superlative | most Townsendian |
Origin of Townsendian
Townsend + -ian; the plan was devised by Francis Everett Townsend.
Questions about Townsendian
- What does Townsendian mean?
- Townsendian means of or relating to the Townsend Plan of 1933, proposing an old-age pension in response to the Great Depression, and leading to a social and political movement.
- What part of speech is Townsendian?
- Townsendian is an adjective.
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