1. opposition to or rejection of liberal political, economic, or social principles and policies
Usage: typically uncountable; political term

Examples

• The rise of antiliberalism in several European countries has challenged traditional democratic institutions.
• His political platform was rooted in antiliberalism and skepticism of free-market economics.
• Scholars have studied the historical roots of antiliberalism in 20th-century political movements.
• The party's antiliberalism manifested in its opposition to individual rights and market deregulation.
• Antiliberalism gained momentum among voters dissatisfied with globalization and immigration policies.