transpartisan

English

Etymology

trans- +‎ partisan

Adjective

transpartisan (comparative more transpartisan, superlative most transpartisan)

1. (politics) Going beyond the partisan; ecumenical, universal.
   • 1989, Hans Daalder, Galen A Irwin, Politics in the Netherlands: How Much Change?:

     As a matter of fact, it was national or transpartisan policy and stood outside daily political controversies.

   • 2008, Marcia Ford, We the Purple: Faith, Politics, and the Independent Voter:

     Through transpartisan dialogue — and simply getting to know each other as human beings — people began to shed their biases and preconceptions.

French

Etymology

From trans- +‎ partisan.

Pronunciation

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Adjective

transpartisan (feminine transpartisane, masculine plural transpartisans, feminine plural transpartisanes)

1. transpartisan