supremacist

[suh-prem-uh-sist, soo-]

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noun

a person who believes in or advocates the supremacy of a particular group, especially a racial group: a white supremacist.

Origin of supremacist

First recorded in 1945–50; supremac(y) + -ist

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He immediately offered to tell the authorities everything he knew about a supremacist organization known as The Order.
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This twisted defense of colonialism is as repulsive as it is supremacist and archaic.
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British Dictionary definitions for supremacist

supremacist

noun

a person who promotes or advocates the supremacy of any particular group

adjective

characterized by belief in the supremacy of any particular group

Derived Formssupremacism or suprematism, noun

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Word Origin and History for supremacist

n.

by 1948, originally with reference to racial beliefs and in most cases with white, from supremacy + -ist. Cf. supremist.

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He immediately offered to tell the authorities everything he knew about a supremacist organization known as The Order.

This twisted defense of colonialism is as repulsive as it is supremacist and archaic.

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Word Origin and History for supremacist

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