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Ideological Parties

Description:

An ideological party refers to a political organization or group that is based on a specific set of ideas, principles, or beliefs. These parties are typically driven by a particular ideology and aim to promote and implement their ideology in governance and public policies.

Senses:

• Sense 1: In the context of politics, ideological parties are formed by individuals who share a common political ideology and work towards advancing their agenda through elections and political processes.
• Sense 2: The term can also refer to social or cultural groups that are organized based on a shared ideology and aim to influence public opinion or advocate for specific causes.

Usage Examples:

1. Political Sense:

1. Many voters are attracted to ideological parties because of their commitment to specific ideological principles.
2. The ideological party won a majority in the recent election, allowing them to implement their proposed reforms.
3. Supporters of the ideological party rallied together to protest against the new economic policies.

2. Social/Cultural Sense:

1. The environmental movement has various ideological parties that advocate for sustainable practices and conservation.
2. Members of the ideological party organized a conference to discuss strategies for promoting equality and social justice.
3. The ideological party's activism and outreach efforts have resulted in increased awareness of their cause.

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