statist
1noun
adjective
Origin of statist
1statist
2noun
Origin of statist
2Examples from the Web for statist
Contemporary Examples of statist
The article described John Kennedy and Richard Nixon as differing types of statist “reactionaries.”
For Israelis: Is statist Zionism the only framework for satisfying Jewish national and cultural ambitions?
The prime minister is a hybrid: regional hawk, Zionist statist, techno-globalist, neo-conservative, and Greater Israel fantasist.
The sacking of Bo Xilai is a pre-emptive move to ensure that the liberal line prevails in China, not the statist model.
The MSM is so threatened by any challenge to its closed, statist mind-set that it is ever ready to demonize dissenters.
Historical Examples of statist
The Statist assumes that rights increase in some metaphysical manner, and become incarnate in half the whole plus one.
Selected Works of Voltairine de CleyreVoltairine de Cleyre
Who has not seen just such statistics as these dwelt upon with unction by your thorough "statist?"
It would be a curious subject for the statist to ascertain when the French drummer is perfect in his art.
The British Expedition to the CrimeaWilliam Howard Russell
In the language of the London Statist, this was "the best bargain" the British government ever made.
The Red WatchJ. A. Currie
M. de Lavaleye, the Belgian statist, was fortified by reason when he proposed his grey serge uniform for women of all classes.
Americans and OthersAgnes Repplier