noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
revolutionary
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The revolutionary intelligentsia became fanatically convinced of its own exclusive moral and intellectual superiority.
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During the 1880s Marxism began to gain currency among the revolutionary intelligentsia .
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The effect has been to highlight weaknesses in each of the traditional interpretations and to demythologize the revolutionary intelligentsia .
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The key to the protest of the revolutionary intelligentsia lies in their psychology.
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There is still no adequate head count of the revolutionary intelligentsia .
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The revolutionary intelligentsia seemed doomed to doctrinaire squabbles over increasingly irrelevant issues.
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The revolutionary intelligentsia were to assume an importance out of all proportion to their meagre numbers.
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The same point may be made about the revolutionary intelligentsia in general.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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The demonstrators belong to the middle classes and the intelligentsia , which have suffered most as a result of the government's economic policies.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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But the contribution that the intelligentsia made to its development represented their supreme service to the revolution.
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During the 1880s Marxism began to gain currency among the revolutionary intelligentsia .
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He developed a strategy skilfully designed to establish intelligentsia leadership over this revolt.
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In the absence of a vigorous middle class the intelligentsia lacked any effective levers through which to bring about change.
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Moua was part of the tiny Hmong intelligentsia , an educated son of a clan elder.
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The party represented the most effective political organization of the new class of intelligentsia .
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The revolutionary Marxist ideology adopted by the intelligentsia began to merge with the working-class movement.
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The subjective role of the intelligentsia describes their self-perception, their hopes, their dreams, their motives.