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Atlanticist

[ at-lan-tuh-sist ]
/ ætˈlæn tə sɪst /
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noun

a supporter of close military, political, and economic cooperation between Western Europe and the U.S.

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Origin of Atlanticist

First recorded in 1965–70; Atlantic + -ist

OTHER WORDS FROM Atlanticist

At·lan·ti·cism, noun

Words nearby Atlanticist

Atlantic, Atlantic Charter, Atlantic City, Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway, Atlanticism, Atlanticist, Atlantic Ocean, Atlantic Provinces, Atlantic salmon, Atlantic Standard Time, Atlantic time
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