isolationistic US
ˌaɪsəˌleɪʃəˈnɪstɪk
See also: isolationist (UK)
Definition

Definition of isolationistic - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
personal behaviorRareUSshowing a preference for being alone or detachedRareUS
  • His isolationistic tendencies made him avoid social gatherings.
introverted reclusive solitary
2.
politicsTECH.USrelated to a policy of avoiding foreign alliancesTECH.US
  • The country's isolationistic stance kept it out of the conflict.
self-reliant
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Origin of isolationistic

English, isolation + -istic (pertaining to)

Examples of isolationistic in a sentence

  • Isolationistic behavior often leads to loneliness.
  • His isolationistic policies were criticized by other leaders.
  • The isolationistic approach limited international trade.

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  1. French:solitaire, isolationniste, ...
  2. German:isolationistisch, abschottend, ...
  3. Italian:isolazionista, autarchico, ...
  4. Spanish:aislacionista, no intervencionista, ...
  5. Portuguese:isolacionista, não intervencionista, ...
  6. Chinese:孤立的, 孤立主义的, ...
  7. Japanese:孤立的な, 孤立主義的な, ...
  8. Arabic:اِنْعِزَالِيّ, مُنْغَلِق, ...
  9. Hebrew:אִיזוֹלַצְיוֹנִיסְטִי, בַּדְלָנִי, ...
  10. Russian:изоляционистский, ...
  11. Ukrainian:ізоляціоністський, ...
  12. Hindi:अलगाववादी, पृथकतावादी, ...
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