multicultist
- noun
- /ˌmʌltiˈkʌltɪst/
:
multiculturalista
- As a proud multicultist, he advocated for cultural festivals in the city.
Examples
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She considered herself a multicultist and enjoyed learning about new traditions.
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Many multicultists advocate for inclusion in schools.
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Some critics use the term multicultist to describe those who promote diversity in public policy.
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She is a passionate multicultist who believes in cultural diversity.
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As a committed multicultist, she actively participates in community events that celebrate various cultures.
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He identifies as a multicultist and often shares stories from his travels to promote understanding between cultures.
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The multicultist organization organized workshops to teach about the importance of cultural appreciation and respect.
Synonyms
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6.5
A person who believes different groups can live together in one society
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6.1
A person who supports equal respect for different cultures
Antonyms
Compounds
How Supportive
Surface Forms
Morphology
multicultist = multiculturalist (semi-transparent) = multi + cult + ist
This looks like a clipped form of 'multiculturalist'; the meaning is recoverable from that base, but the shortening is not fully regular for learners.
Etymology
Multicultist comes from three simple parts: multi- meaning 'many', culture meaning 'way of life', and -ist meaning 'a person who supports something'. So a multicultist is someone who supports and values 'many cultures', which explains why they promote cultural diversity.