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Meanings of nationalism in anglès

portuguès
nacionalismo
català
nacionalisme
espanyol
nacionalismo

The doctrine that your national culture and interests are superior to any other.

nacionalisme
portuguès
nacionalismo
català
patriotisme
espanyol
nacionalismo

Love of country and willingness to sacrifice for it.

patriotisme
Antonyms
Examples for "multiculturalism"
Examples for "multiculturalism"
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Birmingham has much to commend it in terms of diversity and multiculturalism.
The Guardian
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But enough architectural slap-shots: Toronto's more subtle spirit resides in its multiculturalism.
BBC
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Ireland's new-found multiculturalism is evident in nearly every aspect of our lives.
The Irish Times
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Ireland, along with other European countries, has not been particularly good at multiculturalism.
The Irish Times
5
He has a strong sense that multiculturalism, for example, is healthy and positive.
The Guardian
1
The New Deal, the move toward internationalism: these would never have happened.
The Guardian
2
The Brigaders remain heroes of the left for their internationalism and self-sacrifice.
The economist
3
Even Europe is seen by many as a threat, an internationalism too far.
The Guardian
4
After the moral and political disaster of Iraq, Britain needs a new internationalism.
The Guardian
5
PROFILE:Despite good polls, will the Lib Dem leader's internationalism be used against him?
The Irish Times
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национализм
portuguès
nacionalismo
català
nacionalisme
espanyol
nacionalismo

Ideology and movement that promotes the interests of a particular nation (as in a group of people) especially with the aim of gaining and maintaining the nation's sovereignty (self-governance) over its homeland.

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nacionalisme
Usage of nationalism in anglès
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It's not just in eastern Europe, there is nationalism in all countries.
Reuters
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As a result, global missions have been tremendously harmed by American nationalism.
The myth of a christian nation: how the quest for political powe...
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With the rise of nationalism, countries talk more than ever about sovereignty.
The Irish Times
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Israel is not exempt from the problem I have with romantic nationalism.
The Guardian
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Don't let our country set foot on the slippery slope of nationalism.
BBC
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The people of France have inflicted a major reverse on demagogic nationalism.
The Guardian
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Will the nationalism of a United Ireland mutate into a National Front?
The Irish Times
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The whole idea of building a nation around religious nationalism has backfired.
Reuters
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Simmering nationalism was one of the causes of the first World War.
The Irish Times
10
He detested one-eyed nationalism, but believed in making Ireland a better place.
The Irish Times
11
The regime tries to wrap itself in the symbols of Polish nationalism.
The new yorker
12
Part of this stemmed from a growing sense of nationalism and patriotism.
News.com.au
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He combined a Parnellite political heritage with a nationalism independent of republicanism.
The Irish Times
14
Afriforum is a political expression of what I call neo-Afrikaner enclave nationalism.
The South African
15
Pearse alive would have been one voice among many in Irish nationalism.
The Irish Times
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The party lays a heavy emphasis on nationalism and is strongly anti-British.
The Irish Times
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Translations for nationalism
espanyol
nacionalismo
Nationalism through the time
Nationalism across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Less common
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