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etatism

American  
[ey-tah-tiz-uhm] / eɪˈtɑ tɪz əm /

Other Word Forms

  • etatist adjective

Etymology

Origin of etatism

1920–25; < French étatisme, equivalent to état state ( Old French estat < Latin status status ) + -isme -ism

Example Sentences

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Though Roosevelt was a Whig, an individualist, and a man who hated over- centralisation, abhorred administrative tyranny, and loathed Etatism, he never failed to pay due homage to the nation personified.

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