1. characterized by or advocating liberal principles, especially in politics or social issues
Usage: often used in political contexts

Examples

• The candidate’s liberalistic views on healthcare reform attracted young voters.
• Critics described the policy as too liberalistic for the conservative district.
• Her liberalistic approach to education emphasized student freedom and creativity.
• The newspaper’s liberalistic editorial stance was well-known in the community.
• Many found his liberalistic interpretation of the constitution controversial.
• The university’s liberalistic policies encouraged open debate and discussion.