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LIBDEM, proper noun (singular, plural does not exist): A political personage motivated by promises not to be held (ie free tuition fees); a person of non-failing argument (ie, if you’re not happy with the result of a referendum, demand a second one); a democrat of double standards (ie, to attract the young, give them two votes). Synonyn: Cleggist, Chancer. Antonyms: Reasoned, fair, trustworthy. ALBERT ROY, London e3.