ultraliberal

[ uhl-truh-lib-er-uhl, -lib-ruhl ]

adjective

1. extremely liberal, especially in politics.

noun

1. an ultraliberal person or group.

Other Words From

• ultra·liber·al·ism noun

Word History and Origins

Origin of ultraliberal¹

First recorded in 1815–25; ultra- + liberal

Example Sentences

"For three-and-a-half years lying Kamala Harris has been the ultraliberal driving force behind every single Biden catastrophe," he said.

From BBC

“The diabolical mastermind Joe Biden sent an elite team of ultraliberal F.B.I. agents to assassinate Donald Trump, but somehow he slipped out the back door. Somehow, they missed the fact that the loudest and most famous man in America and all 15 of his Secret Service agents were in New Jersey at the time that they raided Mar-a-Lago.”

From New York Times

Now, San Francisco city leaders — famous for their ultraliberal politics — are preparing to follow suit.

From Los Angeles Times

“All in the Family” led to successful spinoff series that also tackled socially relevant and sometimes controversial subjects: “Maude,” starring Bea Arthur as the ultraliberal title character and Bill Macy as her husband; and “The Jeffersons,” starring Sherman Hemsley and Isabel Sanford as a successful Black couple living in a high-rise apartment on Manhattan’s East Side.

From Los Angeles Times

The six incoming members — all women — have their own priorities and beliefs that range from moderate to ultraliberal.

From Washington Post