postnational
- noun
- /ˌpoʊstˈnæʃənl/
- Formal
- As a proud postnational, she advocated for international laws that protect human rights everywhere.
Examples
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He was called a postnational because of his support for global environmental agreements.
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The conference attracted many postnationals who believe in cooperation beyond national borders.
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Many postnational thinkers advocate for global governance.
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The concept of a postnational identity is gaining traction.
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As a proud postnational, she advocated for political systems that prioritize global cooperation over individual countries.
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The rally was filled with postnationals who envision a world united beyond traditional national boundaries.
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His postnational views led him to support treaties that enhance international collaborations on climate change.
Surface Forms
Etymology
The noun postnational comes from the same parts, post- 'after' and national 'of a country', so a postnational is a person who supports rules, systems, or ideas that go beyond national borders and the usual nation-state.