ultraprogressive

/ˌʌltrəprəˈɡrɛsɪv/

ADJECTIVE

1. Extremely progressive and reform-oriented

Advocating or characterized by exceptionally advanced, progressive, or radical ideas that challenge established traditions, conventional beliefs, and existing social or political systems.

1.1. Political and social reform

Used to describe political positions, policies, or movements that strongly favor progressive reforms, liberal ideas, social change, and alternatives to established institutions.

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  • The political candidate presented an ultraprogressive agenda, advocating for bold and inclusive policies.
  • The company adopted an ultraprogressive approach to workplace culture, embracing diversity and innovation.

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1.2. Radical opposition to established traditions

Used to describe attitudes, beliefs, or approaches that deliberately reject conventional practices, traditional values, and established systems in favor of unconventional or radical alternatives.

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  • The artist's work was hailed as ultraprogressive, pushing the boundaries of traditional artistic expression.
  • The educational institution implemented an ultraprogressive curriculum, integrating cutting-edge technology and teaching methods.

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1.3. Extreme and revolutionary ideas

Used to describe ideas, ideologies, or positions that advocate exceptionally radical changes and fundamental transformations of existing political, social, or cultural structures.

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  • The city's urban planning reflected an ultraprogressive vision, prioritizing sustainability and community engagement.

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  • revolutionism
  • revolutionist
  • radicalism
  • extremism
  • revolution
  • political activism