English to English Dictionary

Political image

The perception or impression that a politician or political party creates in the minds of the general public.

Political inclination

A person's natural tendency or preference toward a particular political ideology, party, or philosophy.

Political independence

The condition of a nation, country, or state exercising self-government and absolute sovereignty over its internal and external affairs without external control.

Political leader

A person who holds a prominent position in a government, political party, or state, and exerts significant influence on public policy and decision-making.

Political power

The ability or authority to influence, direct, or manage the policies, administration, and conduct of a government or state.

Political upheaval

A sudden, violent, or dramatic change in the political structure or government of a country.

Political view

An individual's or group's overarching set of beliefs, opinions, and values regarding how a government should be run and society should be organized.

Political-expediency

The quality of being convenient and practical rather than morally right or principled, especially in a governmental or organizational context.

Political-landscape

The characteristic features, general state, or prevailing trends of a political arena or system at a particular time.

Political-leaning

A particular bias, preference, or inclination towards a specific political ideology or party.

Political-process

The method and series of actions by which government decisions are made, laws are passed, and leaders are elected or appointed.

Political-stance

An indicated position, attitude, or opinion regarding political issues, parties, or ideologies.