restrictivism
/rɪˈstrɪktɪvɪz(ə)m/noun
Advocacy of restricting or limiting something. Also: the belief or position that something is inherently limited or restricted.
Origin
1940s; earliest use found in Review of Economics and Statistics. From restrictive + -ism.
- Neturei Karta
- net'us
- net user
- net vault
- net-veined
- net weight
- netwise
- network
- networkable
- network analyser
- network analysis
- network appliance
- network computer
- network effect
- network English
- networker
- network former
- network-forming
- network marketing
- network modifier
- network-modifying
- network neutrality
- network operator
- network structure
- network television