Adjective modifier

• right-wing: Enlargement issues have to be kept away from right-wing populists such as Jörg Haider.

• Russian: Studies in the Social Philosophy of the Russian Populists ( 1969 ) 64.

Modifies a noun

• rhetoric: It is vital to avoid surrendering to populist rhetoric.

• nationalism: Modern populist nationalism must be a movement which aims to reduce the burden of taxation on the vast majority of the workforce.

• sentiment: There is no populist sentiment to appease, no Daily Mail clamor.

• politician: The next country to fall to a strongly anti-American populist politician could be Peru.

• appeal: Its populist appeal has no doubt contributed to the political ' success ' of the present regime.

Modifying Another Word

• unashamedly: This is an unashamedly populist book, written to bring his notions of the digital revolution to a mass audience.

• too: They helped increase the BNP vote by stirring race, but they were too populist for the people.

• not: We need policy which is principled, not populist.

• shamelessly: It revels in its schmaltz and is shamelessly populist.

• somewhat: Comments about the book stock Selection is somewhat populist at the expense of classics.

• largely: Relaxed credit is a largely populist measure that just postpones the day of reckoning.

Used with adjective complement

• become: Television, too, has become radically more populist than it was even 20 years ago.