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a politician who promises to do away with high taxes and big government
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Useful english dictionary. 2012.
Big government — (sometimes capitalized as Big Government) is a pejorative term generally used by political conservatives, laissez faire advocates or libertarians to describe a government which is excessively large, corrupt and inefficient, or which is… … Wikipedia
big government — big .government n [U] AmE government used when people think it is controlling their lives too much ▪ big government welfare policies … Dictionary of contemporary English
big government — noun uncount government that seems to have too much control over people s lives … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
big government — noun (U) AmE too much government involvement in people s lives: big government welfare policies … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
big government — /bɪg ˈgʌvənmənt/ (say big guvuhnmuhnt) noun government that is large in terms of spending capacity and employment, and which has a wideranging impact on the lives of the governed, as by regulatory activities, etc …
big government — UK / US noun [uncountable] mainly American government that seems to have too much control over people s lives … English dictionary
Big Business — or big business is a term used to describe large corporations, in either an individual or collective sense. The term first came into use in a symbolic sense subsequent to the American Civil War, particularly after 1880, in connection with the… … Wikipedia
Big labor — (sometimes capitalized as Big Labor) is a term used to describe large organized labor unions, particularly in the United States.The term is almost always used in a negative or derisive sense; union members are almost never likely to say that they … Wikipedia
Big Brother — big government’s watchful eye as described in George Orwell’s 1984 … Eponyms, nicknames, and geographical games
government — noun 1 people in control of a country ADJECTIVE ▪ central, federal, local, national, provincial, regional, state ▪ Conservative, Democratic … Collocations dictionary
