(ethics, social policy) A social movement dedicated to the advancement of the interests and rights of non-human animals, consisting of theorists and activists.

A range of Christian political movements interpreting the teachings of Jesus in relation to liberation from unjust economic, social, or political conditions.

An ideology that advocates the use of reproductive and genetic technologies where the choice of enhancing human characteristics and capacities is left to the individual preferences of parents acting as consumers, rather than the public health policies of the state.

In a liberalminded manner; showing openness to new ideas or liberal politics.

Alternative form of liberalminded

Alternative form of liberalmindedness

(US politics, dated) A member of the Liberal Republican Party, a third way party that existed briefly in the 1870s.

plural of limousine liberal

Alternative spelling of counterliberal

(US, derogatory) a liberal-leaning Asian American with politics or attitudes considered too tepid or whitewashed by other Asian Americans, stereotyped as focusing on superficial gestures over more meaningful actions especially in regards to Asian American activism.