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How many syllables in Egalitarian?

egalitarian has 6 syllables

egal-i-tar-i-an

believing in or promoting the principle that all people are equal and deserve equal rights and opportunities

There are three vowels (e, a, i) and six consonants (g, l, t, r, n)

Adjective

She is a strong believer in egalitarian values.

The school strives to create a truly egalitarian learning environment.
She advocates for an egalitarian society where everyone has equal opportunities.
The company has an egalitarian policy for pay and promotions.
The new leader promised to promote an egalitarian culture within the organization.
Egalitarian principles are at the core of the country's constitution.
The government is committed to achieving greater egalitarianism in society.
Egalitarianism is a key value in many cultures around the world.
The goal of the movement is to achieve greater egalitarianism and social justice.
Egalitarianism is often seen as a threat by those who benefit from inequality.
The book explores the history of egalitarianism and its role in shaping modern society.

'All men are created equal' resonates with us because it is egalitarian. It's not that we enjoy being equal to others; it's that we enjoy others being equal to us.' - Bill Vaughan
'Egalitarianism is the most extreme form of democracy.' - Friedrich August von Hayek
'Egalitarianism is the essential element in the democratic idea.' - Jawaharlal Nehru
'Egalitarianism is not just a better moral view; it's a better economic view.' - Paul Krugman
'Egalitarianism is the idea that progress depends mainly on the elimination of privilege.' - Ross Douthat
'Egalitarianism is the belief that all men are equal in rights, but not in talents.' - Daniel J. Boorstin
'Egalitarianism is the opposite of snobbishness.' - Albert Einstein
'Egalitarianism is not only unjust but also impracticable.' - James Fitzjames Stephen
'Egalitarianism is a myth, and a dangerous one at that.' - George F. Will
'Egalitarianism is not a search for a uniformity which is, in fact, never attainable. It is rather a search for equity which is always attainable.' - Mary Frances Berry