colonialist
- noun
- /ˌkɒləˈnɪəlɪst/
- As a colonialist, he supported the establishment of settlements in foreign lands.
- colonialist discourse
- colonialist practices
- colonialist power
I think the point is that this is the only place that they felt they could force without being called like, colonialist.
- I think the point is that this is the only place that they felt they could force without being called like, colonialist.
Examples
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The colonialist approach often disregards the rights and traditions of indigenous populations.
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Many people believe that a colonialist mindset leads to the exploitation of native cultures.
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You taught me that the colonialist strategy is to divide and rule, and that the only response is to stand united.
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Israel will suffer the same fate as all colonialist states; it is only a matter of time.
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The Old Mythology's "people without a history" view was a convenient colonialist construction.
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That just seems like a colonialist critique rather than honestly engaging with them on their own terms.
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But we live now in a postcolonial era in a country with no tolerance for colonialist wars.
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Many Palestinians view Israel as entirely illegitimate and a colonialist settler enterprise.
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Most of us who teach indigenous religions are descendants of colonialists, and we continue to reap benefits from that colonialism.
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In short, a cosmology of incorporation was displaced by a science of exclusion, a colonialist anthropology.
Academic text (1996)
Synonyms
A person who wants their country to control and rule other countries, often by force
A person who goes to another land and takes control of its people and land
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Etymology
The word colonialist comes from colony, which means a 'settlement' in another land, and the word colonize meaning 'to settle' or 'to take control'. So a colonialist is someone who supports making colonies and controlling other countries.