isolationist
ˌaɪsəˈleɪʃnɪst
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Definition of isolationist - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

politicsperson who supports national isolation from international affairs
  • The isolationist argued against joining the international treaty.

Adjective

politicsUSsupporting little or no contact with other countriesUS
  • The isolationist policy kept the country out of world affairs.
insular inward-looking noninterventionist
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Origin of isolationist

French, isolé (isolated) + -tion (action) + -ist (one who)

Examples of isolationist in a sentence

  • Isolationists often oppose international trade agreements.
  • The isolationist stance was criticized by global leaders.
  • Voters rejected the isolationist candidate in the election.

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  1. French:isolationniste, ...
  2. German:Isolationist, isolationistisch, ...
  3. Italian:isolazionista, ...
  4. Spanish:aislacionista, ...
  5. Portuguese:isolacionista, ...
  6. Chinese:孤立主义者, 孤立主义的, ...
  7. Japanese:孤立主義者, 孤立主義的な, ...
  8. Arabic:اِنْعِزاليّ, ...
  9. Hebrew:בַּדְלָן, בַּדְלָנִי, ...
  10. Russian:изоляционист, изоляционистский, ...
  11. Ukrainian:ізоляціоніст, ізоляціоністський, ...
  12. Hindi:अलगाववादी, दूसरे देशों से कम संपर्क रखने वाला, ...
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