During the debate, he labeled the speaker an antiliberal and warned the audience about the risk of authoritarian policies.

The new government introduced several antiliberal measures that restricted the press and curtailed civil liberties.

In the conference, scholars debated how various antiliberalisms influenced twentieth-century constitutional reforms.

The historian argued that antiliberalism gained momentum during the economic crisis, reshaping political discourse.

Antiliberals organized a march against the new civil rights legislation.

The government passed several antiliberation measures to prevent the uprisings.