unconstitutionalism

[US]/[ˌʌnˌkɒnstɪˈtjuːʃənɪzəm]/
[UK]/[ˌʌnˌkɒnstɪˈtjuːʃənɪzəm]/

Translation

n.The belief that laws and government actions should be strictly interpreted and applied in accordance with a constitution, even if it limits flexibility or responsiveness to changing circumstances.; Opposition to judicial review or the power of courts to declare laws unconstitutional.; A political ideology emphasizing constitutional limits on government power.

Phrases & Collocations

unconstitutionalism concerns

challenging unconstitutionalism

rise of unconstitutionalism

fear of unconstitutionalism

combating unconstitutionalism

unconstitutionalism debate

criticisms of unconstitutionalism

history of unconstitutionalism

effects of unconstitutionalism

preventing unconstitutionalism

Example Sentences

the court's decision sparked concerns about a rise in unconstitutionalism within the government.

critics argued that the new law was a dangerous example of judicial unconstitutionalism.

a wave of unconstitutionalism threatened the foundations of the democratic system.

the professor warned of the dangers of unchecked unconstitutionalism in policymaking.

legislators expressed fears about the potential for legislative unconstitutionalism.

the report highlighted a growing trend of unconstitutionalism in law enforcement.

he cautioned against the normalization of unconstitutionalism as a political tactic.

the public outcry reflected widespread opposition to the government's unconstitutionalism.

the legal scholars debated the causes and consequences of unconstitutionalism.

the case raised serious questions about the prevalence of unconstitutionalism in practice.

the movement aimed to combat unconstitutionalism and protect civil liberties.

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