socialized
IPA: sˈoʊʃʌɫaɪzd
adjective
- (US) subsidized for social reasons
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Examples of "socialized" in Sentences
- "I'm perfectly comfortable with the term socialized medicine."
- ROBERTS: On your FreedomWorks Web site, you've railed against what you call socialized medicine, the Democrats 'plan.
- Irate taxpayers fill the town hall meetings and protest loudly against what they term socialized medicine in our democratic country.
- On the Republican side, most candidates didn't really have a plan, but they attacked the Democrats for offering what they called socialized medicine.
- For example, the women in the Medical Auxilary were sticking very close to the organization for fear that I was going to push what they called socialized medicine.
- In the new radio spot, set to air in New Hampshire, Giuliani says, his chances of survival would have dropped significantly under what he called a socialized health care system.
- Reagan's political activism began in earnest when he hit the road to make speeches on behalf of corporate interests such as the American Medical Association, on whose behalf he warned voters that Medicare would lead to socialism; in fact, he invented the term "socialized medicine."
- Promoted to Headline (H3) on 8/21/09: On 'death panels,' 'socialized medicine' and other red herrings yahooBuzzArticleHeadline = 'On \'death panels, \' \'socialized medicine\ 'and other red herrings'; yahooBuzzArticleSummary = 'Article: Ain\'t it a shame our so-called liberal media is obsessed with "death panels" of fevered imaginations rather than death panels that exist in the real world, notably in our present health-care system?'
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