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supremacist, n. and a.|s(j)uːˈprɛməsɪst|
[f. supremacy + -ist, orig. in white supremacist.]
A. n. One who believes in the supremacy of one of the races or of either of the sexes or of any other social group.
B. adj. That is a supremacist. Orig. and freq. preceded by defining word: see also male supremacist s.v. male n. 4, white supremacist s.v. white a. 11 e.
1959, etc. [see white supremacist s.v. white a. 11 e]. 1961Webster, Supremacist.., an advocate or adherent of some concept of group supremacy; esp: white supremacist. 1968in B. & T. Roszak Masculine/Feminine (1970) 256 Men..maintain a dominant position for themselves, and as supremacists, try to perpetuate that position of dominance. 1969Manifesto for N.Y. Radical Feminists in J. Hole & E. Levine Rebirth of Feminism (1971) 443 The purpose of the male power group is to fulfill a need. That need is psychological, and derives from the supremacist assumption of the male identity. 1975Economist 1 Feb. 24/1 Weaning the more sensible loyalists away from their Protestant supremacist partners. 1976P. Driscoll Barboza Credentials v. iii. 217 An ultra-white brotherhood of supremacist bitter-enders. 1982Washington Post 4 Mar. d 1/1 None of this football nonsense of airy polls full of supremacist blather.
So suˈpremacism: see white supremacism s.v. white a. 11 e. |