Definition of exclusivism in English:

exclusivism

noun ɪkˈskluːsɪvɪz(ə)mɛkˈskluːsɪvɪz(ə)mɪkˈsklusəˌvɪzəm

mass noun

The action or policy of excluding a person or group from a place, group, or privilege.
Example sentencesExamples
- Rather he wishes to eliminate all such exclusivism.
- National exclusivism is the antithesis of socialism.
- One further point is that even the propensity to pair universalism and inclusivism over against particularism and exclusivism is problematic when applied to the biblical period.
- It is a front-line ideological battle between pluralism vs. exclusivism.
- It will be foolhardiness on our part if we choose to shut ourselves in a dream-world of our own or in our exclusivism, cut ourselves off from the energising and creative forces shaping a new world.
- Thus Jewish exclusivism properly understood might be more tolerant, by allowing the non-elect to serve God in their own way.
- It is not possible to build a democratic state based on an ideology of religious exclusivism and through the forcible suppression of the democratic rights of another people.
- It is not possible to reconcile the existence of states based on ethnic, racial or religious exclusivism with the existence of genuine democracy.
- There were allegations of exclusivism, hurtful practices like shunning, as well as an overbearing doctrine of personal sin.
- The situation in France is politically complex and does not lend itself to the easy answers advanced by the ideologues of religious exclusivism, race and nation.
- Although nationalist activists in English Canada generally rejected narrow ethnic exclusivism, they by no means agreed about how much tolerance or welcoming of in-group difference was appropriate.
- It's the only state that practices racism, prejudice, and exclusivism all in one, and punishes its MPs for speaking out against it.
- The song projects lofty human ideals and nothing of religious sectarianism or exclusivism.
- A powerful example of the first type is ethnic exclusivism, whose extreme form is found in the Fascist idea of race pride.
- Where has it come from - the separatism and exclusivism that is altogether too common in parts of the Reformed constituency?
- Most had their own premises and libraries, and had in fact usually evolved from humbler literary societies; but in the end academic exclusivism was probably one reason why the latter spread so rapidly.

Derivatives

exclusivist

noun & adjectiveɪkˈskluːsɪvɪstɛkˈskluːsɪvɪst

Such denominational reduction of communities stems from an exclusivist viewpoint - that there is no underlying unity between different layers of the social spectrum.
Example sentencesExamples
- Excluded by racist societies, denied equal opportunity, and denigrated by their own Westernized elites, they have developed an exclusivist mind-set.
- Claims on exclusive entitlements based on religious belief multiply, and given the inseparability of the personal from the political, exclusivist claims mire civil discourse.
- Fundamentalists are also exclusivists, i.e. they hold that only those who believe as they do will end up in heaven.
- On the one hand, it calls for exclusivists in the appropriate circumstances to ‘resolve significant epistemic peer conflict’, and this means that exclusivists should on occasion reexamine their own beliefs.
- The handling of relief and rehabilitation matters by the various successive Governments reveal a sadistic apathy as if some weird exclusivist outlook has gripped the State functioning both in the state as well as in the centre.

Definition of exclusivism in US English:

exclusivism

nounɪkˈsklusəˌvɪzəmikˈsklo͞osəˌvizəm

The action or policy of excluding a person or group from a place, group, or privilege.
Example sentencesExamples
- It is a front-line ideological battle between pluralism vs. exclusivism.
- The situation in France is politically complex and does not lend itself to the easy answers advanced by the ideologues of religious exclusivism, race and nation.
- Most had their own premises and libraries, and had in fact usually evolved from humbler literary societies; but in the end academic exclusivism was probably one reason why the latter spread so rapidly.
- One further point is that even the propensity to pair universalism and inclusivism over against particularism and exclusivism is problematic when applied to the biblical period.
- Although nationalist activists in English Canada generally rejected narrow ethnic exclusivism, they by no means agreed about how much tolerance or welcoming of in-group difference was appropriate.
- Rather he wishes to eliminate all such exclusivism.
- It is not possible to reconcile the existence of states based on ethnic, racial or religious exclusivism with the existence of genuine democracy.
- The song projects lofty human ideals and nothing of religious sectarianism or exclusivism.
- It is not possible to build a democratic state based on an ideology of religious exclusivism and through the forcible suppression of the democratic rights of another people.
- It's the only state that practices racism, prejudice, and exclusivism all in one, and punishes its MPs for speaking out against it.
- A powerful example of the first type is ethnic exclusivism, whose extreme form is found in the Fascist idea of race pride.
- It will be foolhardiness on our part if we choose to shut ourselves in a dream-world of our own or in our exclusivism, cut ourselves off from the energising and creative forces shaping a new world.
- Where has it come from - the separatism and exclusivism that is altogether too common in parts of the Reformed constituency?
- There were allegations of exclusivism, hurtful practices like shunning, as well as an overbearing doctrine of personal sin.
- Thus Jewish exclusivism properly understood might be more tolerant, by allowing the non-elect to serve God in their own way.
- National exclusivism is the antithesis of socialism.

单词	exclusivism
释义	Definition of exclusivism in English: exclusivism noun ɪkˈskluːsɪvɪz(ə)mɛkˈskluːsɪvɪz(ə)mɪkˈsklusəˌvɪzəm mass noun The action or policy of excluding a person or group from a place, group, or privilege. Example sentencesExamples Rather he wishes to eliminate all such exclusivism. National exclusivism is the antithesis of socialism. One further point is that even the propensity to pair universalism and inclusivism over against particularism and exclusivism is problematic when applied to the biblical period. It is a front-line ideological battle between pluralism vs. exclusivism. It will be foolhardiness on our part if we choose to shut ourselves in a dream-world of our own or in our exclusivism, cut ourselves off from the energising and creative forces shaping a new world. Thus Jewish exclusivism properly understood might be more tolerant, by allowing the non-elect to serve God in their own way. It is not possible to build a democratic state based on an ideology of religious exclusivism and through the forcible suppression of the democratic rights of another people. It is not possible to reconcile the existence of states based on ethnic, racial or religious exclusivism with the existence of genuine democracy. There were allegations of exclusivism, hurtful practices like shunning, as well as an overbearing doctrine of personal sin. The situation in France is politically complex and does not lend itself to the easy answers advanced by the ideologues of religious exclusivism, race and nation. Although nationalist activists in English Canada generally rejected narrow ethnic exclusivism, they by no means agreed about how much tolerance or welcoming of in-group difference was appropriate. It's the only state that practices racism, prejudice, and exclusivism all in one, and punishes its MPs for speaking out against it. The song projects lofty human ideals and nothing of religious sectarianism or exclusivism. A powerful example of the first type is ethnic exclusivism, whose extreme form is found in the Fascist idea of race pride. Where has it come from - the separatism and exclusivism that is altogether too common in parts of the Reformed constituency? Most had their own premises and libraries, and had in fact usually evolved from humbler literary societies; but in the end academic exclusivism was probably one reason why the latter spread so rapidly. Derivatives exclusivist noun & adjectiveɪkˈskluːsɪvɪstɛkˈskluːsɪvɪst Such denominational reduction of communities stems from an exclusivist viewpoint - that there is no underlying unity between different layers of the social spectrum. Example sentencesExamples Excluded by racist societies, denied equal opportunity, and denigrated by their own Westernized elites, they have developed an exclusivist mind-set. Claims on exclusive entitlements based on religious belief multiply, and given the inseparability of the personal from the political, exclusivist claims mire civil discourse. Fundamentalists are also exclusivists, i.e. they hold that only those who believe as they do will end up in heaven. On the one hand, it calls for exclusivists in the appropriate circumstances to ‘resolve significant epistemic peer conflict’, and this means that exclusivists should on occasion reexamine their own beliefs. The handling of relief and rehabilitation matters by the various successive Governments reveal a sadistic apathy as if some weird exclusivist outlook has gripped the State functioning both in the state as well as in the centre. Definition of exclusivism in US English: exclusivism nounɪkˈsklusəˌvɪzəmikˈsklo͞osəˌvizəm The action or policy of excluding a person or group from a place, group, or privilege. Example sentencesExamples It is a front-line ideological battle between pluralism vs. exclusivism. The situation in France is politically complex and does not lend itself to the easy answers advanced by the ideologues of religious exclusivism, race and nation. Most had their own premises and libraries, and had in fact usually evolved from humbler literary societies; but in the end academic exclusivism was probably one reason why the latter spread so rapidly. One further point is that even the propensity to pair universalism and inclusivism over against particularism and exclusivism is problematic when applied to the biblical period. Although nationalist activists in English Canada generally rejected narrow ethnic exclusivism, they by no means agreed about how much tolerance or welcoming of in-group difference was appropriate. Rather he wishes to eliminate all such exclusivism. It is not possible to reconcile the existence of states based on ethnic, racial or religious exclusivism with the existence of genuine democracy. The song projects lofty human ideals and nothing of religious sectarianism or exclusivism. It is not possible to build a democratic state based on an ideology of religious exclusivism and through the forcible suppression of the democratic rights of another people. It's the only state that practices racism, prejudice, and exclusivism all in one, and punishes its MPs for speaking out against it. A powerful example of the first type is ethnic exclusivism, whose extreme form is found in the Fascist idea of race pride. It will be foolhardiness on our part if we choose to shut ourselves in a dream-world of our own or in our exclusivism, cut ourselves off from the energising and creative forces shaping a new world. Where has it come from - the separatism and exclusivism that is altogether too common in parts of the Reformed constituency? There were allegations of exclusivism, hurtful practices like shunning, as well as an overbearing doctrine of personal sin. Thus Jewish exclusivism properly understood might be more tolerant, by allowing the non-elect to serve God in their own way. National exclusivism is the antithesis of socialism.
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