strongly desired or hoped for, especially in a way that seems ambitious or unrealistic
"Declarations that agriculture can revive the economy will remain aspirational so long as the authorities continue to avoid policy reforms."
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strongly desired or hoped for, especially in a way that seems ambitious or unrealistic
"Declarations that agriculture can revive the economy will remain aspirational so long as the authorities continue to avoid policy reforms."
not confirmed or proven to be true
"Democrats and voting rights groups say Donald Trump’s primetime speech making unverified claims of Chinese interference in the 2020 election is the clearest sign yet that the president is laying the groundwork to tamper with the results of November’s midterms."
to interfere with something in a secret or unfair way
"Democrats and voting rights groups say Donald Trump’s primetime speech making unverified claims of Chinese interference in the 2020 election is the clearest sign yet that the president is laying the groundwork to tamper with the results of November’s midterms."
in a situation of danger or risk
"The Georgia senator Jon Ossoff, who is the most imperiled Democratic facing re-election in November, said he heard Trump “signaling his unmistakable intent to attack these elections and our voting rights, just as he tried to throw out our votes and seize the presidency in 2020”."
to discuss or think about something again, often in a way that is not interesting or useful
"With polls showing that the president is disliked by majorities of voters and his Republican allies are at risk of losing their control of the House of Representatives, the president’s Thursday evening speech rehashing allegations about the 2020 election he lost to Joe Biden sparked fears he was already looking for ways to ensure November’s results are in his favor."
in comparison to something else
"The top Republicans in Congress were comparatively silent."
a strong and negative reaction to something
"According to him, today’s terrorism is the “blowback” of “mistakes committed by dictators in the past”, referring to the respective involvement of generals Zia and Musharraf in Afghanistan."
the most important or popular time for broadcasting
"Democrats and voting rights groups say Donald Trump’s primetime speech making unverified claims of Chinese interference in the 2020 election is the clearest sign yet that the president is laying the groundwork to tamper with the results of November’s midterms."
a secret plan by a group of people to do something harmful or illegal
"Conspiracy theories took over social media soon after the shooting, with some claiming that the assassination attempt against Trump was staged."
in a way that is very clear and impressive
"The upcoming elections to decide the balance of power in Congress and many state legislatures will be a major test of Trump’s appeal to voters two years after he resoundingly beat the Democratic candidate Kamala Harris to return to the White House."