illiberality

/ɪˌlɪbəˈræləti/
noun
  1. The quality or state of being illiberal; narrow-mindedness or intolerance.
    • The illiberality of the new laws shocked many citizens who valued freedom.
    • The illiberality of the regime was evident in its censorship of the internet.
    • Her illiberality toward different lifestyles made the workplace uncomfortable.
  2. Stinginess; lack of generosity (less common, older sense).
    • The illiberality of the donation disappointed the charity organizers.
    • She was known for her illiberality, never sharing even small treats with friends.
    • His illiberality with his wealth earned him a reputation as a miser.
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