neocon

/ˈniːoʊˌkɑːn/
noun
  1. Short for neoconservative: a person who supports a political movement that combines conservative economic policies with a strong, interventionist foreign policy, often promoting democracy abroad.
    • The neocon argued that the country should use military force to spread democratic values.
    • Her father was a well-known neocon who wrote articles about foreign policy.
    • Many neocons supported the invasion of Iraq in the early 2000s.
Antonyms
adjective
  1. Relating to neoconservatism or neoconservatives.
    • He criticized the neocon agenda for being too aggressive in foreign policy.
    • The magazine has a neocon editorial stance on international affairs.
    • The neocon think tank published a report advocating for regime change.
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