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anti-welfare
adjective
(alsoantiwelfare)uk /ˌæn.tiˈwel.feər/ us /ˌæn.taɪˈwel.fer/
opposed to the state giving financial help to people who do not have enough money: 反福利的
As a lawmaker, he was known for his anti-welfare views.作为一名立法者，他以反福利观点而闻名。
At that time, the policy environment became increasingly anti-welfare.
The antiwelfare rhetoric of the early postwar years focused around familiar themes.
Surprisingly, anti-welfare attitudes are often held by those most in need of a welfare state.
She believes that the media plays a key role in propagating anti-welfare ways of thinking.
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