Definition Synonyms
Definition of nativism - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
political policypolicy favoring native inhabitants over immigrants
- The rise of nativism has impacted immigration laws significantly..
2.
culturaleffort to preserve native cultures
- The movement was driven by nativism to protect traditions.
3.
philosophicalTECH. belief that skills are innateTECH.
- Nativism argues that language ability is inherent.
Origin of nativism
Latin, nativus (native) + -ism (belief)
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innate ideas
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Examples of nativism in a sentence
The debate on immigration often centers around nativism. Nativism influenced the festival's cultural displays. The policy was rooted in nativism. Nativism suggests that mathematical skills are prewired. The theory of nativism is debated among psychologists.
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- French:nativisme, ...
- German:Nativismus, Angeborenheitslehre, ...
- Italian:nativismo, ...
- Spanish:nativismo, ...
- Portuguese:nativismo, ...
- Chinese:本土主义, 天赋论, ...
- Japanese:排外主義, ナティビズム, ...
- Arabic:سِياسة الأصالة, أَصالِيَّة, ...
- Hebrew:נָטִיבִיזְם, תְּרוּמָה לְשִׁמּוּר הוֹמוּת יְלִידִית, ...
- Russian:нативизм, врождённость, ...
- Ukrainian:нативізм, натівізм, ...
- Hindi:मूलनिवासवाद, मूलनिवासीवाद, ...
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