ultranationalist
Americannoun
adjective
Other Word Forms
- ultranationalistically adverb
Etymology
Origin of ultranationalist
First recorded in 1925–30; ultra- + nationalist
Example Sentences
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Both men are settlers and leaders of far-right ultranationalist parties.
From BBC
With 96% of votes counted, ultranationalist Calin Georgescu was on 22%, and Marcel Ciolacu, the prime minister, had 20%, according to the Central Electoral Bureau.
From BBC
To stay in power, he must preserve his coalition, which is built around the support of ultranationalist Jewish parties.
From BBC
In 2007, he was ejected from the liberal Yabloko party for attending the Russian March, an annual demonstration of far-right and ultranationalist groups.
From Slate
Following Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, ultranationalist Girkin became a prominent pro-war blogger.
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