illiberal

This illiberal turn in attitudes to migration is no surprise.

But such pedagogical prohibition is illiberal, and was anyway ruled unconstitutional in 2000.

He laid into McCarthy on Saturday-night television, logically unweaving his illiberal argument.

" narrow, " not broad in scope or view; illiberal.

In country after country, we have seen illiberal politicians exploiting these emotions.

The best of them all, that of England, is only somewhat less illiberal and oppressive than that of any of the rest.

An alliance of all major opposition parties is trying to unseat Viktor Orban, the illiberal populist who has been the country's prime minister since 2010.

The connection between learning and freedom is presupposed in many criticisms of students today as censorious or relativist, illiberal or radical, coddled snowflake or warrior for social justice.

The voters of northern Europe could be swiftly and dramatically outnumbered in their homelands by people from Africa, the Middle East and other culturally distant places with illiberal traditions.