racialist
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9.3
- noun
- /ˈreɪʃəlɪst/
- Offensive
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racista
- The extreme of racialist thinking in the early twentieth century served as the foundation of Nazism.
- racialist thinking
- anti-racialist
Examples
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The same thing could be said about the racialists who hear racial comments in everything that other people say.
Blog text (34) -
Many people oppose racialist ideologies that promote division and hatred among different ethnic groups.
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Are you accusing me of racialist discrimination?
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In the movement, this racialist movement, we believe there is a hierarchy of races.
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Today, the substance of the racialist philosophy is rejected except by a few elements on the extreme right.
Academic text (2003) -
Thus, if one believes in and accepts race and racial groupings, one is a racialist.
Academic text (2006) -
From what I've heard, Europe, with its hate-crime laws, has a much bigger problem with racialists/anti-Semites than here.
Blog text (24) -
Yet they continue tacitly to endorse a 19th-century racialist conception of themselves every time they label an opponent "anti-Semitic."
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He was labeled a racialist after expressing views that suggested one race was superior to others.
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The group's racialist beliefs led to widespread discrimination against minority communities.
Synonyms
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5.4
A person who dislikes or treats people of other races unfairly
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8.6
A person who believes one race is better than others and wants that race to have power
Antonyms
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Etymology
Racialist starts with race, a common word for a group or 'breed' of people, and adds the ending -ist, a simple way to name a person, as in artist. So a racialist is someone who thinks in strict groups of race and often believes one group is better than others.