colonialist
Pronunciation: [kəˈloʊ.nə.lɪst]
Word
Context: "history"
(noun) a colonialist is a person who supports or takes part in the control and settlement of a country by people from another place. This often means taking land and resources from the original people living there.
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The colonialist helped establish new homes for people in the newly discovered lands.
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Many believe that the actions of the colonialist harmed the local communities.
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What motivates a colonialist to move to a different country?
Context: "politics"
(adjective) when something relates to the practices and beliefs of colonialism, which is when a country controls another country, often taking over its land and people. This word is used to describe attitudes or policies that support these actions.
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The book discusses colonialist attitudes in the 19th century and how they affected native cultures.
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The government rejected any colonialist policies in favor of respecting local traditions and rights.
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How did colonialist beliefs shape the history of many countries?
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