ideologic

/ˌaɪdiəˈlɒdʒɪk/

ADJECTIVE

1. Relating to a system of ideas or beliefs

Concerned with, based on, or relating to a particular system of ideas, principles, beliefs, or doctrines, especially those concerning social, political, or philosophical matters.

1.1. Political beliefs and principles

Relating to the political ideas, principles, and beliefs that guide a party, movement, government, or individual.

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  • The political debate revolved around conflicting ideologic perspectives on governance.
  • The party's manifesto outlined its core values and ideologic principles.

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1.2. Philosophical and theoretical ideas

Relating to abstract concepts, philosophical principles, or theoretical frameworks that explain how the world works.

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  • concrete
  • practical

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  • The academic seminar provided a platform for scholars to discuss various ideologic frameworks.
  • The debate examined the ideologic foundations of competing philosophical theories.

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1.3. Doctrinal and dogmatic beliefs

Characterized by strict adherence to a particular doctrine, ideology, or established set of beliefs, often with little willingness to consider alternative viewpoints.

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  • The organization maintained an ideologic position that left little room for disagreement.
  • His ideologic approach prevented him from considering alternative explanations.

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ADJECTIVE

2. Based on idealistic or visionary beliefs

Characterized by strong commitment to ideals, visions, or principles, sometimes without sufficient consideration of practical limitations or real-world conditions.

2.1. Idealistic and visionary thinking

Expressing beliefs or expectations based on an ideal vision of how society or the world should be, rather than on existing practical conditions.

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  • The activist group sought to create change by promoting its distinctive ideologic vision.
  • Their ideologic commitment to social reform inspired ambitious but difficult proposals.

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  • idealist
  • messianic
  • starry-eyed
  • hopeful
  • crusading

2.2. Unrealistic or impractical convictions

Describing beliefs or principles that are strongly maintained despite being difficult to implement or disconnected from practical realities.

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  • Critics considered the proposal too ideologic and impractical for the country's economic conditions.
  • The committee questioned whether the ideologic vision could be translated into workable policies.

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