Synonyms for populism
ˈpɒp yəˌlɪz əmpop·ulism

Princeton's WordNet

1. populismnoun

   the political doctrine that supports the rights and powers of the common people in their struggle with the privileged elite

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1. List of paraphrases for "populism":

   demagogy, demagoguery, populist

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1. Sergiu Spatan:

   Seeing the impotent dances of the bureaucrats in Brussels at the sight of the new waves of nationalism and populism.

2. Pope Benedict:

   It's not easy, but populism is not the solution.

3. David Kelly:

   Whether it's populism on the right or MMT [ modern monetary theory ] on the left, there's a lot to be said for moderation, we're all just going to have to work together.

4. Zephyr Teachout:

   There is a rising and very important populism, talking about money in politics, talking about trade, talking about economic issues, within the party, and across the board, there has been a serious rethinking of trade, rethinking of big banks, rethinking of monopolies that have too much power.

5. United States:

   My campaign has released aone-sentence press release calling Donald Trump a' jagoff,' which is Western Pennsylvania for jerk, populism has adark side and Donald Trump is mining that for all it’s worth by saying reprehensible things about Muslims, about immigrants, about you name it. If you get to live vicariously through that and cheer Donald Trump on, Ido n’t expect to get your vote, and frankly, Ido n’t wantit.