globalist

[glohb-uhl-ist]

noun

1. a person who promotes or subscribes to globalism.

adjective

1. promoting or subscribing to globalism.

Example Sentences

“There was some concerning reporting over the weekend that U.N. globalist staffers were basically plotting to set up the president of the United States,” Leavitt said in an interview with Fox News’ Jesse Watters.

From Salon

"The entire globalist concept, asking successful industrialised nations to inflict main on themselves and radically disrupt their entire societies must be rejected completely and totally," he told his audience.

From BBC

Disneyland turned outward in 1966 with the arrival, from the New York World’s Fair, of It’s a Small World, a globalist approach at unity after long periods of political upheaval.

From Los Angeles Times

We went with this pure globalist crowd, pure figuring out to make the most money possible, and we left behind a bunch of towns with polluted properties, and people lost their union jobs, typically, and as a result, they're pretty miserable, because they're willing to work hard, but they can't — they don't have the opportunity to make the same kind of wages as they used to, and they're now.

From Salon

The Trump administration can dodge the consequences of its actions, and can blame evil globalist judges once again for not letting True Trumpism be tried.

From Slate