adjective
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADVERB
more
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The modern welfare state is interested not so much in relieving poverty as redistributing income to achieve a more egalitarian distribution.
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A cycling population would be fitter, healthier and more egalitarian than one reliant on privileged personal access to a car.
■ NOUN
society
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Clearly the egalitarian society remains a dream.
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What happens in a modern, relatively egalitarian society ?
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The chapter began by posing the possibility of an egalitarian society , a society without social inequality.
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Something which is particularly curious is that increased government expenditure has not produced the egalitarian society which was intended.
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Many different arguments or blueprints for a sexually egalitarian society can be, and have been, constructed on this basis.
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Inequality in kibbutzim Despite these arrangements designed to create an egalitarian society , social inequality exists in the kibbutzim.
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Simply because the egalitarian society has yet to become a reality does not mean that it is not possible.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Clearly the egalitarian society remains a dream.
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Humanist psychology's familiarity to egalitarian feminist psychologists makes the division between humanist egalitarian, and woman-centred, theories difficult to draw.
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It is a network for the elite, yet it is very egalitarian .
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The differences between it, and traditional and egalitarian feminist approaches, are not as big as they look.
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The principal feminist challenge to psychology's predominantly male subjects and masculine subject matter is, again, an egalitarian one.
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These innumerable scraps of land were the beginning of egalitarian ownership on a Lilliputian scale.
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What the thirsty seekers who crowded into the mission on Azusa Street found was not just a new and radically egalitarian spirituality.