The ideological movement
Example: The ideological movement shaped the country's political landscape profoundly.
Definition
"The ideological movement" refers to a collective effort or campaign driven by a specific set of beliefs or ideas aimed at influencing social, political, or cultural change. It often shapes policies, attitudes, and the direction of societies over time.
Translations
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el movimiento ideológico -
de ideologische beweging -
el moviment ideològic -
le mouvement idéologique -
die ideologische Bewegung
Etymology
The phrase "the ideological movement" combines 'ideological,' derived from 'ideology,' which originated from the French 'idéologie' coined in the late 18th century to mean the science of ideas, and 'movement,' from Latin 'movimentum,' meaning motion or action. Together, they describe a group united by shared ideas seeking change.
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