illiberally

(The only thing that helps me not despair is to always assume the illiberally intolerant idealistic young things are still at Sixth Form/University...)

Even Iran has pursued democracy, however imperfectly and illiberally, for years and protects in its Constitution a woman's "human, political, economic, social and cultural rights," including the right to vote.

This was placed on the kitchen floor, illiberally filled with water, and Wendy and I had to choose between going in together or one after the other while, we strongly suspected, Mr Sugden enjoyed a 'what-the-butler-saw' entertainment of looking through the keyhole.

It had led her to seek the society of her mother's class; and that class simply would not have her, because she was much poorer than the greengrocer, and, far from being able to afford a maid, could not afford even a housemaid, and had to scrape along at home with an illiberally treated general servant.