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ethnoracialist

adj

Etymology

From ethnoracial + -ist or ethno- + racialist.

  1. derived from hárr — “grey-haired; hoary”
  2. derived from haraz — “troop of horses”
  3. derived from رَأْس — “head”
  4. derived from linea sanguinis — “bloodline of descent”
  5. derived from *raiza✻ — “line”
  6. derived from *raitō✻
  7. derived from razza
  8. borrowed from race
  9. formed as racial — “race + -ial”
  10. prefixed as ethnoracial — “ethno + racial”
  11. formed as ethnoracialist — “ethnoracial + -ist”

Definitions

  1. Pertaining to, exhibiting, or in accordance with ethnoracialism.

    • Discernable in these characteristics is a tendency in Kemal's spoken discourse to use terms of an ethnoracialist nationalism alongside terms of a civil or civic nationalism. The effect is that the latter take on hues of the former.
    • The second is that if evolutionism is taken as evidence of a thinly veiled militarist and ethnoracialist agenda, most figures instrumental in the early twentieth-century peace movement do not qualify as pacifists.

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sense glosses and etymology drawn from English Wiktionary · source · CC-BY-SA