Definition of Gaullism in English:

Gaullism

noun ˈɡəʊlɪz(ə)mˈɡɔˌlɪzəm

mass noun

The principles and policies of Charles de Gaulle, characterized by conservatism, nationalism, and advocacy of centralized government.
Example sentencesExamples
- Certainly, Gaullism and Communism were for all practical purposes extinct.
- Circumstances, though, made it more important for de Gaulle that the nationalist principles of Gaullism be observed.
- Like Gaullism in France, Communism in Italy had been excluded from the stabilisation of the post-1945 regime, forming an opposition in waiting, with a mass following, undiscredited by the degeneration of the system.
- But de Gaulle already had a well-developed view of history by the time he arrived in London, and Gaullism resulted from the way he interpreted the events of 1940 in the light of his longer-term understanding of France's history.
- They regard his European course as an attack on French sovereignty and the traditions of Gaullism.
- The dominant ideologies were less statist Gaullism or statist socialism but a liberalism that had had a poor track record in France since the Revolution but that now penetrated the thinking of all the major parties.
- Order had been restored with the strenuous efforts of the Stalinists, but de Gaulle, Gaullism, and Stalinism had been severely shaken.
- Does Gaullism, a tempered nationalism adapted to the late twentieth century, have any significance beyond the borders of France?
- I doubt this is anything more than a bargaining ploy - all that stuff is too much wrapped up with embarrassing Gaullism and La Republique and those diagonal tricoloured sashes that French mayors wear to appeal to a modern European.
- His rediscovered Gaullism was one of the forces driving wavering Labour backbenchers into the lobbies to support the Prime Minister.
- His forceful opposition to the war caused renewed tensions and confirmed the Gaullism that is the bedrock of his political soul.
- Now, Gaullism is dissolving and the natural currents of French politics are returning.
- As President, perhaps his biggest achievement was to ensure that the Fifth Republic, and indeed Gaullism, could survive without de Gaulle.
- He offered something approaching an American Gaullism - not a vision, but his own persona.
- The old political and geographical divides between left and right, which Gaullism had effaced, also reappeared clearly.
- He concludes that he was fundamentally an ‘aesthete,’ who moved from Trotskyism to Gaullism but always remained ‘his own man.’
- The politics of Gaullism, which has dominated French conservative political life since the war, is not mentioned in the entire charter.
- Across the continent, Gaullism was clearly on the rise at the end of the 1990's.

Derivatives

Gaullist

noun & adjective ˈɡɔːlɪstˈɡɔləst

These trends were encouraged by highly interventionist Gaullist governments, which also fostered the continuation of other changes that had begun under the Fourth Republic.
Example sentencesExamples
- It began on the evening of November 21, called by four unions that cited fears that the Gaullist government intends to privatise the rail network.
- The entire mainstream political establishment in France, from the Gaullist right to the Socialist Party, has lined up in the Yes camp.
- To put an end to class struggle, Gaullists hope to make use of participation, a nineteenth-century concept of which the general spoke frequently, but which he allowed his associates to ignore.
- It forms an important base of support for the different factions within both the Gaullist right and the Socialist Party.

Origin

1940s: from French Gaullisme.

Definition of Gaullism in US English:

Gaullism

nounˈɡɔˌlɪzəmˈɡôˌlizəm

The principles and policies of Charles de Gaulle, characterized by their conservatism, nationalism, and advocacy of centralized government.
Example sentencesExamples
- Circumstances, though, made it more important for de Gaulle that the nationalist principles of Gaullism be observed.
- Certainly, Gaullism and Communism were for all practical purposes extinct.
- They regard his European course as an attack on French sovereignty and the traditions of Gaullism.
- He concludes that he was fundamentally an ‘aesthete,’ who moved from Trotskyism to Gaullism but always remained ‘his own man.’
- The dominant ideologies were less statist Gaullism or statist socialism but a liberalism that had had a poor track record in France since the Revolution but that now penetrated the thinking of all the major parties.
- The politics of Gaullism, which has dominated French conservative political life since the war, is not mentioned in the entire charter.
- Now, Gaullism is dissolving and the natural currents of French politics are returning.
- Like Gaullism in France, Communism in Italy had been excluded from the stabilisation of the post-1945 regime, forming an opposition in waiting, with a mass following, undiscredited by the degeneration of the system.
- Order had been restored with the strenuous efforts of the Stalinists, but de Gaulle, Gaullism, and Stalinism had been severely shaken.
- But de Gaulle already had a well-developed view of history by the time he arrived in London, and Gaullism resulted from the way he interpreted the events of 1940 in the light of his longer-term understanding of France's history.
- I doubt this is anything more than a bargaining ploy - all that stuff is too much wrapped up with embarrassing Gaullism and La Republique and those diagonal tricoloured sashes that French mayors wear to appeal to a modern European.
- His rediscovered Gaullism was one of the forces driving wavering Labour backbenchers into the lobbies to support the Prime Minister.
- Does Gaullism, a tempered nationalism adapted to the late twentieth century, have any significance beyond the borders of France?
- As President, perhaps his biggest achievement was to ensure that the Fifth Republic, and indeed Gaullism, could survive without de Gaulle.
- Across the continent, Gaullism was clearly on the rise at the end of the 1990's.
- He offered something approaching an American Gaullism - not a vision, but his own persona.
- The old political and geographical divides between left and right, which Gaullism had effaced, also reappeared clearly.
- His forceful opposition to the war caused renewed tensions and confirmed the Gaullism that is the bedrock of his political soul.

Origin

1940s: from French Gaullisme.

单词	Gaullism
释义	Definition of Gaullism in English: Gaullism noun ˈɡəʊlɪz(ə)mˈɡɔˌlɪzəm mass noun The principles and policies of Charles de Gaulle, characterized by conservatism, nationalism, and advocacy of centralized government. Example sentencesExamples Certainly, Gaullism and Communism were for all practical purposes extinct. Circumstances, though, made it more important for de Gaulle that the nationalist principles of Gaullism be observed. Like Gaullism in France, Communism in Italy had been excluded from the stabilisation of the post-1945 regime, forming an opposition in waiting, with a mass following, undiscredited by the degeneration of the system. But de Gaulle already had a well-developed view of history by the time he arrived in London, and Gaullism resulted from the way he interpreted the events of 1940 in the light of his longer-term understanding of France's history. They regard his European course as an attack on French sovereignty and the traditions of Gaullism. The dominant ideologies were less statist Gaullism or statist socialism but a liberalism that had had a poor track record in France since the Revolution but that now penetrated the thinking of all the major parties. Order had been restored with the strenuous efforts of the Stalinists, but de Gaulle, Gaullism, and Stalinism had been severely shaken. Does Gaullism, a tempered nationalism adapted to the late twentieth century, have any significance beyond the borders of France? I doubt this is anything more than a bargaining ploy - all that stuff is too much wrapped up with embarrassing Gaullism and La Republique and those diagonal tricoloured sashes that French mayors wear to appeal to a modern European. His rediscovered Gaullism was one of the forces driving wavering Labour backbenchers into the lobbies to support the Prime Minister. His forceful opposition to the war caused renewed tensions and confirmed the Gaullism that is the bedrock of his political soul. Now, Gaullism is dissolving and the natural currents of French politics are returning. As President, perhaps his biggest achievement was to ensure that the Fifth Republic, and indeed Gaullism, could survive without de Gaulle. He offered something approaching an American Gaullism - not a vision, but his own persona. The old political and geographical divides between left and right, which Gaullism had effaced, also reappeared clearly. He concludes that he was fundamentally an ‘aesthete,’ who moved from Trotskyism to Gaullism but always remained ‘his own man.’ The politics of Gaullism, which has dominated French conservative political life since the war, is not mentioned in the entire charter. Across the continent, Gaullism was clearly on the rise at the end of the 1990's. Derivatives Gaullist noun & adjective ˈɡɔːlɪstˈɡɔləst These trends were encouraged by highly interventionist Gaullist governments, which also fostered the continuation of other changes that had begun under the Fourth Republic. Example sentencesExamples It began on the evening of November 21, called by four unions that cited fears that the Gaullist government intends to privatise the rail network. The entire mainstream political establishment in France, from the Gaullist right to the Socialist Party, has lined up in the Yes camp. To put an end to class struggle, Gaullists hope to make use of participation, a nineteenth-century concept of which the general spoke frequently, but which he allowed his associates to ignore. It forms an important base of support for the different factions within both the Gaullist right and the Socialist Party. Origin 1940s: from French Gaullisme. Definition of Gaullism in US English: Gaullism nounˈɡɔˌlɪzəmˈɡôˌlizəm The principles and policies of Charles de Gaulle, characterized by their conservatism, nationalism, and advocacy of centralized government. Example sentencesExamples Circumstances, though, made it more important for de Gaulle that the nationalist principles of Gaullism be observed. Certainly, Gaullism and Communism were for all practical purposes extinct. They regard his European course as an attack on French sovereignty and the traditions of Gaullism. He concludes that he was fundamentally an ‘aesthete,’ who moved from Trotskyism to Gaullism but always remained ‘his own man.’ The dominant ideologies were less statist Gaullism or statist socialism but a liberalism that had had a poor track record in France since the Revolution but that now penetrated the thinking of all the major parties. The politics of Gaullism, which has dominated French conservative political life since the war, is not mentioned in the entire charter. Now, Gaullism is dissolving and the natural currents of French politics are returning. Like Gaullism in France, Communism in Italy had been excluded from the stabilisation of the post-1945 regime, forming an opposition in waiting, with a mass following, undiscredited by the degeneration of the system. Order had been restored with the strenuous efforts of the Stalinists, but de Gaulle, Gaullism, and Stalinism had been severely shaken. But de Gaulle already had a well-developed view of history by the time he arrived in London, and Gaullism resulted from the way he interpreted the events of 1940 in the light of his longer-term understanding of France's history. I doubt this is anything more than a bargaining ploy - all that stuff is too much wrapped up with embarrassing Gaullism and La Republique and those diagonal tricoloured sashes that French mayors wear to appeal to a modern European. His rediscovered Gaullism was one of the forces driving wavering Labour backbenchers into the lobbies to support the Prime Minister. Does Gaullism, a tempered nationalism adapted to the late twentieth century, have any significance beyond the borders of France? As President, perhaps his biggest achievement was to ensure that the Fifth Republic, and indeed Gaullism, could survive without de Gaulle. Across the continent, Gaullism was clearly on the rise at the end of the 1990's. He offered something approaching an American Gaullism - not a vision, but his own persona. The old political and geographical divides between left and right, which Gaullism had effaced, also reappeared clearly. His forceful opposition to the war caused renewed tensions and confirmed the Gaullism that is the bedrock of his political soul. Origin 1940s: from French Gaullisme.
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