globalist
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- adjective
- /ˈɡloʊbəlɪst/
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internacionalista
- Thanks to everyone who is making this globalist agenda known.
- globalist vision
No one else has anything close to our global reach or our globalist attitude.
- No one else has anything close to our global reach or our globalist attitude.
- It was anti the fact that the globalist organizations were attempting to overturn Brexit.
- That's their view and replaced with somebody who will sign the US up to the globalist agenda.
- And all of this can be linked to a globalist pursuit of hyper liberalism and it's not working for people.
- This is our globalist moment to implement the master plan.
- Call yourself what you are, Twitter and Facebook, which is we are centrist globalist imperialists.
Examples
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Many politicians advocate for a globalist approach to tackle climate change effectively.
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No one else has anything close to our global reach or our globalist attitude.
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I believe the globalist plan is working as they have planned for over 50 years.
Blog text (20) -
This is our globalist moment to implement the master plan.
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Clearly, those that killed him in 2001 were acting contrary to globalist interests.
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The United Nations and globalist foundations have created their own monster.
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Why would anyone listen to these globalist pundits and politicians?
Blog text (12) -
I argue that the future of Turkish politics will be heavily dominated by globalist demands, and subsequently, Turkish foreign policy as well.
Academic text (2000) -
The author warns that regionalization is part of a globalist plan.
Blog text (7) -
Call yourself what you are, Twitter and Facebook, which is we are centrist globalist imperialists.
Synonyms
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Supporting greater cooperation between countries
Supporting cooperation and understanding between countries
Supporting policies that bring different groups together in society
Antonyms
How Global
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- Specialized
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Globalist comes from global, which is from an old Latin word for 'round' or 'globe' and is the same root as globe, plus the ending -ist that shows a belief or way of thinking. So a globalist approach is one that looks at the whole world and supports cooperation between countries.