Usage of "rastafari movement"

Russian

растафарианец

Portuguese

rastafarianismo

Spanish

rastafarianismo

Catalan

moviment rastafari

African-based spiritual ideology, religion and social movement that arose in Jamaica:l.

Related terms

растафарианец

Synonyms

Examples for "rasta"

Alan craned his neck to see a pair of bearded neohippies in rasta hats. 
 Someone Comes to Town, Someone Leaves Town 

He was also so pronouncedly Caucasian that he made Duke Nukem look like a rasta. 
 Bedlam 

The rasta who has been at every one of Brooks's court appearances quietly ticks her off. 
 The Guardian 

I bought another pair, but had to settle for the rasta-colored ones because they were out of blue. 
 Wired 

I asked, using the rasta term for the sins of this world represented by the Hiltons and everything they stood for. 
 The Guardian 

References to slavery, Rastafarianism and penis size are all present. 
 The South African 

Despite Rastafarianism's enthusiasm for Africa, it has not always been treated kindly by African governments. 
 Reuters 

Once regarded as a revolutionary threat, Rastafarianism became a cultural force, reflected in art and music. 
 BBC 

Slideshow (4 images) Rastafarianism was upheld as a religion and banning dreadlocks - a Rasta religious symbol - is now unconstitutional. 
 Reuters 

He seemed like a lovely man, until I asked him about Rastafarianism, not knowing that Dennis took all that religious stuff quite literally. 
 Independent.ie 

I also knew a something about Ras Tafari, acquired in equal parts through a misspent youth and an early-2000s government-school matric syllabus. 
 The South African 

Usage of rastafari movement in English

Fontana and Marley are planning on exchanging their vows in Ethiopia, the birthplace of the Rastafari movement. 
 Ebony 

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Meanings of rastafari movement in English