Pronunciation: /pəˈlɪtɪkəl/
noun a person who is involved in politics or who holds a political office
A1 I don't understand much about political matters.
A2 She is interested in learning more about politics.
B1 The political situation in the country is unstable.
B2 The political party won the election by a landslide.
C1 His career in political science has been very successful.
C2 The political landscape of the region has changed dramatically in recent years.
adjective relating to the government or public affairs of a country
A1 I don't understand much about political issues.
A2 She is interested in learning more about political parties.
B1 The students discussed the political situation in their country.
B2 The political debate was heated and intense.
C1 Her career in diplomacy allowed her to navigate complex political landscapes.
C2 The political analyst provided insights into the upcoming election.
formal The political landscape in the country is constantly changing.
informal I try to avoid discussing political topics at family gatherings.
slang I'm not really into all that political stuff, you know?
figurative The decision had major political implications that reverberated throughout the region.
politicized
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