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globalist

globalist

10 6.3
A person who supports more cooperation and closer ties between countries
  • noun
  • /ˈɡloʊbəlɪst/
translation icon : internacionalista
  • As a dedicated globalist, she believes in the importance of international cooperation to address climate change.

And of course, Tony Blair has always been a very active globalist.

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Examples

  • The first danger we face in finding our way back to freedom and prosperity is the globalist-serving mainstream media.

    Blog text (5)
  • But despite what the crowd of globalists at Davos might say, these policies should be welcomed, not feared.

    Academic text (2018)
  • To me, it looks like everything is going according to the Globalist plan.

    Blog text (15)
  • In the early 21st century, the key to understanding Turkish politics is the tension between globalists and nationalists.

    Academic text (2000)
  • However, the globalists have left an unmistakable paper trail in which their true agenda is exposed.

    Blog text (12)
  • During the debate, he identified himself as a globalist, advocating for policies that encourage global governance.

  • Many globalists argue that building stronger international alliances is essential for global stability.

Synonyms

global citizen
vsglobalist
2 4.2

A person who feels part of the whole world and cares about problems everywhere

supports international cooperation and governance as political policy
unificationist
vsglobalist
7.2

A person who works to bring separate groups together

supports wider international cooperation and shared governance beyond mere union

Antonyms

62 6.1

A person who strongly supports their country and its interests

7.7

A person who supports their local area having more power than the national government

How Global

globalist
10 6.3
cosmopolitan
  • Specialized
14 5.5
nationalist
62 6.1
isolationist
  • Literature
8 7.5

Surface Forms

globalist singular
globalists plural

Morphology

globalist = global (transparent) = global + ist

The suffix '-ist' indicates a person who practices or is concerned with something, in this case, global integration.

Etymology

Globalist joins global, the same root as globe meaning 'world', with the ending -ist, which means 'person who believes in or supports' something. So a globalist is a person who supports international cooperation and closer ties between countries.