Ideological in Tagalog

Ideological in Tagalog translates to “Ideolohikal,” “Pang-ideolohiya,” or “Batay sa paniniwala” depending on usage. It describes something based on or relating to a system of ideas, beliefs, and ideals, particularly in political, economic, or social contexts. This term is crucial for understanding discussions about philosophy, politics, and social movements in Filipino.

Explore the detailed meanings, pronunciation, and contextual examples of ideological in Tagalog below.

[Words] = Ideological

[Definition]:
   – Ideological /ˌaɪdiəˈlɑdʒɪkəl/
   – Adjective 1: Based on or relating to a system of ideas and ideals, especially concerning economic or political theory and policy.
   – Adjective 2: Relating to or concerned with ideas, beliefs, or ideology rather than practical considerations.

[Synonyms] = Ideolohikal, Pang-ideolohiya, Pang-paniniwala, Pang-prinsipyo, Batay sa ideolohiya, May kinalaman sa paninindigan, Konseptwal.

[Example]:
   – Ex1_EN: Political parties often have different ideological positions on economic policies.
   – Ex1_PH: Ang mga partidong pampulitika ay kadalasang may iba’t ibang ideolohikal na posisyon sa mga patakarang pang-ekonomiya.

   – Ex2_EN: The debate was more ideological than practical in nature.
   – Ex2_PH: Ang debate ay mas pang-ideolohiya kaysa praktikal sa kalikasan.

   – Ex3_EN: She studied various ideological movements throughout history.
   – Ex3_PH: Pinag-aralan niya ang iba’t ibang ideolohikal na kilusan sa buong kasaysayan.

   – Ex4_EN: The conflict had deep ideological roots between the two groups.
   – Ex4_PH: Ang salungatan ay may malalim na ugat na batay sa paniniwala sa pagitan ng dalawang grupo.

   – Ex5_EN: They disagreed on ideological grounds rather than factual evidence.
   – Ex5_PH: Hindi sila nagkasundo sa pang-prinsipyong dahilan kaysa sa katotohanang ebidensya.