fundamentalist in Japanese
fundamentalist in Japanese is 原理主義者 — fundamentalist means a person who insists on a strict, literal interpretation of a religion's core texts.
fundamentalist in Japanese
原理主義者
Pronounced: genrishugisha
One who reduces religion to strict interpretation of core or original texts.
What does "fundamentalist" mean?
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noun A person who insists on a strict, literal interpretation of a religion's core texts.
"The documentary interviewed fundamentalists from several faiths."
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noun An investor who bases decisions on a company's underlying financial data rather than market trends.
"As a fundamentalist, she studies earnings reports rather than stock charts."
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fundamentalist in a sentence
- The documentary interviewed fundamentalists from several faiths.
- As a fundamentalist, she studies earnings reports rather than stock charts.
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What is "fundamentalist" in Japanese?
"fundamentalist" in Japanese is 原理主義者. fundamentalist means: A person who insists on a strict, literal interpretation of a religion's core texts.
How do you pronounce 原理主義者?
"fundamentalist" in Japanese is 原理主義者, pronounced "genrishugisha".
How do you use "fundamentalist" in a sentence?
Example: "The documentary interviewed fundamentalists from several faiths." In Japanese, "fundamentalist" is 原理主義者.
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