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. Tim Roth:

   It's worse now because of the odium of populism leading the political movements of the country, it's like they have achieved the status that didn't exist before.

2. Giuseppe Conte:

   The political forces that make up this government have been accused of being populist and anti-system..., if populism means the ruling class listens to the needs of the people ... (and) if anti-system means to aim to introduce a new system, which removes old privileges and encrusted power, well these political forces deserve both these epithets.

3. Flavio Volpe:

   There is ideology and populism and then there's sheer madness of sending your country into a recession to prove a point no one understands.

4. Pippa Norris:

   And then we had Brexit in the middle of 2016, and if that hadn't been held during the refugee crisis, I do think the results could have gone the other way, but we should remember that President Trump was both a consequence and a cause of the changes around that time. In Europe, autocratic populism was already rising.

5. Joe Biden:

   All of our hearts do break, of course, for the Ukrainian people. Joe Biden tried his best to sweep aside the Squad and mimic the populism of Donald Trump.