exclusionist
Britishadjective
noun
Other Word Forms
- exclusionism noun
Example Sentences
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When those warnings failed, the anonymous exclusionist posted new warnings that blared: “DANGER. Rattlesnakes.”
From Los Angeles Times
Fort, in fact, bitterly referred to members of the scientific establishment as “the exclusionists.”
From New York Times
“These groups have apocalyptic and exclusionist ideologies that are repeated and circulated in order to serve as a rallying point to susceptible individuals,” said Bruce Hoffman, a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations.
From Los Angeles Times
Our system of education was designed to keep the classes separated and if we are ever going to change this exclusionist culture, then we have to change the way we evaluate students from disadvantaged backgrounds.
From New York Times
Funny – if not for the outrage at excessively exclusionist religious views, this column might more intuitively be expected from Ross.
From New York Times
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