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ideologue

Pronunciation: [ˈaɪdiəˌlɒɡ]

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Learn how to use ideologue in a sentence: 6 audio examples across 2 meanings.

Context: “politics”

(noun) an ideologue is someone who strongly believes in a specific set of ideas or beliefs, especially about politics. They often try to convince others to support their ideas, like how a cheerleader encourages a team.

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The ideologue passionately spoke about the importance of his political beliefs to the crowd.

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She felt that the ideologue was too focused on his own ideas and didn't listen to others.

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What does the ideologue think about the new policy changes?

Context: “philosophy”

(noun) an ideologue can also mean a person who is very committed to their ideas or theories about how life works. Think of them as someone who sees the world in a very specific way, like a person who has a favorite color and only wants to use that color for everything.

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The ideologue was known for her clear vision of how society should be organized.

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The discussion turned heated because the ideologue refused to consider alternative viewpoints.

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How does the ideologue explain their views on education reform?

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Pronunciation: [ˈaɪdiəˌlɒɡ]

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