irredentism in Japanese
irredentism in Japanese is 民族統一主義 — irredentism means a nationalist doctrine that calls for annexing foreign territory on the grounds of historic or ethnic ties.
irredentism in Japanese
民族統一主義
Pronounced: minzokutōitsushugi
A nationalistic doctrine advocating the annexation of foreign lands with historic or ethnic links.
What does "irredentism" mean?
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noun A nationalist doctrine that calls for annexing foreign territory on the grounds of historic or ethnic ties.
"The border dispute is fuelled by irredentism on both sides."
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irredentism in a sentence
- The border dispute is fuelled by irredentism on both sides.
- Historians trace the war back to a wave of irredentism in the region.
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What is "irredentism" in Japanese?
"irredentism" in Japanese is 民族統一主義. irredentism means: A nationalist doctrine that calls for annexing foreign territory on the grounds of historic or ethnic ties.
How do you pronounce 民族統一主義?
"irredentism" in Japanese is 民族統一主義, pronounced "minzokutōitsushugi".
How do you use "irredentism" in a sentence?
Example: "The border dispute is fuelled by irredentism on both sides." In Japanese, "irredentism" is 民族統一主義.
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