Political

What do we mean by political?

Of, relating to, or dealing with the structure or affairs of government, politics, or the state. adjective

Relating to, involving, or characteristic of political parties or politicians. adjective

Interested or active in politics. adjective

Influenced by, based on, or stemming from partisan interests or political ideology. adjective

Based on or motivated by self-serving interests, especially in attempting to gain power or to please people of a higher rank in an organization. adjective

Indicating national or regional boundaries. Used of maps. adjective

Relating or pertaining to politics, or the science of government; treating of polity or government: as, political authors.

Possessing a definite polity or system of government; administering a definite polity.

Relating to or concerned in public policy and the management of the affairs of the state or nation; of or pertaining to civil government, or the enactment of laws and the administration of civil affairs: as, political action; political rights; a political system; political parties; a political officer.

Politic; sagacious; prudent; artful; skilful.

“A captain bold of Halifax, who lived in country quarters.”

This is the favorite meter in modern Greek poetry.

Political in this connection means ‘common,’ ‘usual,’ ‘ordinary’.

Synonyms See politic.

A political officer or agent, as distinguished from military, commercial, and diplomatic officers or agents; specifically, in India, an officer of the British government who deals with native states or tribes and directs their political affairs. noun

A political offender or prisoner. noun

Having, or conforming to, a settled system of administration. adjective

Of or pertaining to public policy, or to politics; relating to affairs of state or administration. adjective

Of or pertaining to a party, or to parties, in the state. adjective

Politic; wise; also, artful. adjective

A political agent or officer.

A publication focusing on politics.

An adjective used to describe actions or statements which are self-serving. Political works typically involve half-truths (such as statistics), hidden motives, deceptiveness, faked integrity or sincerity, or false advertising via exaggeration. These political actions are frequently immoral since they offer no regard for honesty or justice. Urban Dictionary

Political means complicated , like it is too much Urban Dictionary

Derived from the root word "poly" meaning "many" and "ticks" meaning "bloodsucking insects." Urban Dictionary

The art of looking for trouble, finding it everywhere, diagnosing it incorrectly,and applying the wrong remedies Urban Dictionary

The fastest way to lose friends. Urban Dictionary

Life in only two dimensions it's when you are presented with no more than two choices ever as though there were only two sides or only two possible positions on all of life's most complex issues... / both sides are really screwed up but one of them acts like it's never ever wrong and this works to tug at the heart strings of soccer moms and ignorant but well meaning kids and gain their sympathies Urban Dictionary

Promoting the lies of a particular group. Urban Dictionary

"poli" meaning many and "tics" annoying blood sucking creatures. Urban Dictionary

Poli: Many + Tic(k)s: Bloodsucking creatures. ________________________________________ = Many bloodsucking creatures. Urban Dictionary

Niceness. saying the words "thank you" "excuse me" and "please". Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to political:
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Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word political:
parties, activism, instability, activist, ideology, agenda, commentator, scientist, party, democracy, corruption, science, opponents, politicians, politics, figure, economic, spectrum, views, leaders, socialist, economy, democratic, legislative, candidates, communist, regime, philosophy, opposition, liberal, movements, conservative, democrats, crisis, radical, reform, social.

Words that rhyme with political:
critical, analytical, hypocritical, apolitical, diacritical, geopolitical, uncritical, hypercritical, nonpolitical.

Adjectives that are often used to describe political:
socio, theologico, theological, social, military, historical, economic, non, more, part, home, legal, geo, continuous, religious, cultural, independent, moral, continental, national, contemporary, recent, inherently, ideological, philosophical, religio, less, organizational, domestic, clo, some, cant, soviet, historico, official, racial, bottom, judicial, demographic, cosmo, anti, poverty, juridical, psychological, theoretical, congressional, porno, psycho, micro, history, radical, party, world, medieval, ethnic, development, macro, broader, secret, changing, territorial.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective political:
parties, power, system, economy, life, party, leaders, science, institutions, action, situation, process, activity, theory, influence, organization, history, philosophy, culture, rights, issues, systems, leadership, reasons, career, participation, activities, structure, control, thought, change, views, prisoners, authority, stability, events, order, support, scientists, affairs, arena, considerations, independence, forces, freedom, interests, implications, climate, leader, struggle, ideas, scene, pressure, questions, organizations, issue, instability, matters, community, context, will, movements, agenda, developments, significance, purposes, opponents, reform, structures, democracy, opposition, decisions, crisis, environment, consequences, opinions, elite, consciousness, ideology, debate, office, discourse, attitudes, elites.

Words that sound like political:
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