internationalistic
- adjective
- /ˌɪntəˈnæʃənəlˌɪstɪk/
- The organization's internationalistic approach helped foster peace between the neighboring countries.
Examples
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Her views became increasingly internationalistic after studying abroad for several years.
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Many internationalistic organizations work to promote global understanding.
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Critics argued that the government was too internationalistic and neglected national interests.
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The internationalistic approach fosters peace among nations.
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The organization's internationalistic approach helped foster peace between the neighboring countries.
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Her views became increasingly internationalistic after studying abroad for several years.
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Critics argued that the government was too internationalistic and neglected national interests.
Synonyms
Relating to two or more countries
Supporting more cooperation and connection between countries, especially in trade and politics
Supporting greater cooperation between countries
Antonyms
Someone who feels strong pride in a country and thinks that country is better than others
How International
Surface Forms
Morphology
internationalistic = internationalist (transparent) = inter + nation + al + ist + ic
Formed from 'internationalist' + the adjectival suffix '-ic', clearly indicating relating to or advocating internationalism.
Etymology
Internationalistic has clear parts: inter- meaning 'between', national meaning 'nation', and -istic as in artistic meaning 'related to'. So, internationalistic describes ideas or actions that support cooperation and understanding between countries.