What does "democratic-republican" mean?

`n.`民主共和党员（历史上）；民主共和意识形态的支持者 `adj.`与民主共和党或意识形态相关的

How do you pronounce "democratic-republican"?

The pronunciation is /[ˌdeməˈkratɪk riˈpʌblɪkən]/. Listen to American and British pronunciations on this page.

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democratic-republican

[US]/[ˌdeməˈkratɪk riˈpʌblɪkən]/

[UK]/[ˌdɛməˈkratɪk riˈpʌblɪkən]/

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Translation

adj.Relating to or characteristic of the Democratic-Republican Party or ideology.
n.A member of the Democratic-Republican Party (historically).; A supporter of the Democratic-Republican political ideology.

Phrases & Collocations

democratic-republican ideals

a democratic-republican

democratic-republican party

becoming democratic-republican

supporting democratic-republican

democratic-republican values

the democratic-republican era

democratic-republican candidate

being democratic-republican

democratic-republican platform

Example Sentences

the democratic-republican ideal emphasizes citizen participation in government.

many americans identify as either democratic-republican or independent voters.

the candidate appealed to both democratic-republican and moderate voters.

a strong democratic-republican system requires an informed electorate.

the party platform reflected a blend of democratic-republican values.

he advocated for a return to the principles of democratic-republican governance.

the debate centered on the future of the democratic-republican system.

she championed policies that aligned with democratic-republican principles.

the historical roots of the nation lie in the democratic-republican tradition.

the democratic-republican framework balances individual liberty and civic responsibility.

he believed in the power of a vibrant democratic-republican society.