racialism
[ rey-shuh-liz-uhm ]
noun
Origin of racialism
1Other words from racialism
- ra·cial·ist, noun, adjective
- ra·cial·is·tic, adjective
- non·ra·cial·ism, noun
Words Nearby racialism
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How to use racialism in a sentence
Patriotism, racialism, unionism, had all been lost in a moiling megalopolitanism.
This Crowded Earth | Robert BlochLeast of all must it be interpreted by the brutal and childish doctrine of racialism.
The Group Mind | William McDougallThose who write about the Greeks must beware of a heresy which is very rife just now—the theory of racialism.
The Legacy of Greece | VariousThis advance of the conception of racialism has widened and intensified music in not a few ways.
Recent Developments in European Thought | VariousArtistic racialism has always been spontaneous, so far as the art is great.
Recent Developments in European Thought | Various
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