Definition of inegalitarian in English:

inegalitarian

adjective ˌɪnɪɡalɪˈtɛːrɪənˌinēɡaləˈterēən

Characterized by or promoting inequality between people.
Example sentencesExamples
- The inegalitarian society, this was an important development.
- The inegalitarian nature of the American society is well recorded.
- In the name of the sick whose inequality we lament, we would become inegalitarian supporters of litmus tests for human dignity.
- It has been called inegalitarian, a cash cow, and ‘green wash.’
- Aboriginal society may well become the most inegalitarian on the continent.
- He glosses over inequities at home, simply arguing that ‘a society that is inegalitarian is one thing, but one that is unabashedly so is quite another.’
- Who would have thought that someone who subscribes to the opaque and inegalitarian precepts of postmodernism would now be considered Left?
- It was also a class-bound, inegalitarian society, dominated by a numerous gentry, where over half the arable land belonged to some 10,000 landowners.
- Of course, in other cases desert principles as described will have inegalitarian implications.
- Although some legislators passionately opposed this idea as inegalitarian, the program was quickly passed with high expectations.
- Collective or community rights imply permissible inegalitarian ranking of members in the interests of preservation of tradition.
- He has pledged to restore a faltering economy and achieve greater equity in this most inegalitarian of the world's large economies.
- For charisma is dispensed according to fate's inegalitarian whim.
- An economy of voluntary exchanges is inherently inegalitarian (even if economies of a more regimented type may conceivably but somewhat improbably be less so.)
- He prophesised the end of the era of mercy was, and the awning of the day of vengeance in the inegalitarian society.
- Then, of course, a set of principles coming from the unforced agreement will be inegalitarian in just that respect.
- In order to prevent skilled people from leaving, salary differentials have to be raised, reinforcing an initial inegalitarian income distribution.
- This principle can also be incorporated into hierarchical, inegalitarian theories.
- If you wish to live in a backward, moribund, intolerant inegalitarian society please feel free to choose one from the many available…

Definition of inegalitarian in US English:

inegalitarian

adjectiveˌinēɡaləˈterēən

Characterized by or promoting inequality between people.
Example sentencesExamples
- Aboriginal society may well become the most inegalitarian on the continent.
- In order to prevent skilled people from leaving, salary differentials have to be raised, reinforcing an initial inegalitarian income distribution.
- It has been called inegalitarian, a cash cow, and ‘green wash.’
- He prophesised the end of the era of mercy was, and the awning of the day of vengeance in the inegalitarian society.
- Although some legislators passionately opposed this idea as inegalitarian, the program was quickly passed with high expectations.
- Who would have thought that someone who subscribes to the opaque and inegalitarian precepts of postmodernism would now be considered Left?
- The inegalitarian society, this was an important development.
- For charisma is dispensed according to fate's inegalitarian whim.
- He glosses over inequities at home, simply arguing that ‘a society that is inegalitarian is one thing, but one that is unabashedly so is quite another.’
- He has pledged to restore a faltering economy and achieve greater equity in this most inegalitarian of the world's large economies.
- An economy of voluntary exchanges is inherently inegalitarian (even if economies of a more regimented type may conceivably but somewhat improbably be less so.)
- Then, of course, a set of principles coming from the unforced agreement will be inegalitarian in just that respect.
- Of course, in other cases desert principles as described will have inegalitarian implications.
- In the name of the sick whose inequality we lament, we would become inegalitarian supporters of litmus tests for human dignity.
- The inegalitarian nature of the American society is well recorded.
- It was also a class-bound, inegalitarian society, dominated by a numerous gentry, where over half the arable land belonged to some 10,000 landowners.
- This principle can also be incorporated into hierarchical, inegalitarian theories.
- If you wish to live in a backward, moribund, intolerant inegalitarian society please feel free to choose one from the many available…
- Collective or community rights imply permissible inegalitarian ranking of members in the interests of preservation of tradition.

单词	inegalitarian
释义	Definition of inegalitarian in English: inegalitarian adjective ˌɪnɪɡalɪˈtɛːrɪənˌinēɡaləˈterēən Characterized by or promoting inequality between people. Example sentencesExamples The inegalitarian society, this was an important development. The inegalitarian nature of the American society is well recorded. In the name of the sick whose inequality we lament, we would become inegalitarian supporters of litmus tests for human dignity. It has been called inegalitarian, a cash cow, and ‘green wash.’ Aboriginal society may well become the most inegalitarian on the continent. He glosses over inequities at home, simply arguing that ‘a society that is inegalitarian is one thing, but one that is unabashedly so is quite another.’ Who would have thought that someone who subscribes to the opaque and inegalitarian precepts of postmodernism would now be considered Left? It was also a class-bound, inegalitarian society, dominated by a numerous gentry, where over half the arable land belonged to some 10,000 landowners. Of course, in other cases desert principles as described will have inegalitarian implications. Although some legislators passionately opposed this idea as inegalitarian, the program was quickly passed with high expectations. Collective or community rights imply permissible inegalitarian ranking of members in the interests of preservation of tradition. He has pledged to restore a faltering economy and achieve greater equity in this most inegalitarian of the world's large economies. For charisma is dispensed according to fate's inegalitarian whim. An economy of voluntary exchanges is inherently inegalitarian (even if economies of a more regimented type may conceivably but somewhat improbably be less so.) He prophesised the end of the era of mercy was, and the awning of the day of vengeance in the inegalitarian society. Then, of course, a set of principles coming from the unforced agreement will be inegalitarian in just that respect. In order to prevent skilled people from leaving, salary differentials have to be raised, reinforcing an initial inegalitarian income distribution. This principle can also be incorporated into hierarchical, inegalitarian theories. If you wish to live in a backward, moribund, intolerant inegalitarian society please feel free to choose one from the many available… Definition of inegalitarian in US English: inegalitarian adjectiveˌinēɡaləˈterēən Characterized by or promoting inequality between people. Example sentencesExamples Aboriginal society may well become the most inegalitarian on the continent. In order to prevent skilled people from leaving, salary differentials have to be raised, reinforcing an initial inegalitarian income distribution. It has been called inegalitarian, a cash cow, and ‘green wash.’ He prophesised the end of the era of mercy was, and the awning of the day of vengeance in the inegalitarian society. Although some legislators passionately opposed this idea as inegalitarian, the program was quickly passed with high expectations. Who would have thought that someone who subscribes to the opaque and inegalitarian precepts of postmodernism would now be considered Left? The inegalitarian society, this was an important development. For charisma is dispensed according to fate's inegalitarian whim. He glosses over inequities at home, simply arguing that ‘a society that is inegalitarian is one thing, but one that is unabashedly so is quite another.’ He has pledged to restore a faltering economy and achieve greater equity in this most inegalitarian of the world's large economies. An economy of voluntary exchanges is inherently inegalitarian (even if economies of a more regimented type may conceivably but somewhat improbably be less so.) Then, of course, a set of principles coming from the unforced agreement will be inegalitarian in just that respect. Of course, in other cases desert principles as described will have inegalitarian implications. In the name of the sick whose inequality we lament, we would become inegalitarian supporters of litmus tests for human dignity. The inegalitarian nature of the American society is well recorded. It was also a class-bound, inegalitarian society, dominated by a numerous gentry, where over half the arable land belonged to some 10,000 landowners. This principle can also be incorporated into hierarchical, inegalitarian theories. If you wish to live in a backward, moribund, intolerant inegalitarian society please feel free to choose one from the many available… Collective or community rights imply permissible inegalitarian ranking of members in the interests of preservation of tradition.
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