isolationism in Japanese
isolationism in Japanese is 孤立主義 — isolationism means a policy of a country or group avoiding involvement with other countries or groups.
isolationism in Japanese
孤立主義
Pronounced: koritsushugi
A national (or group) policy of non-interaction with other nations (or groups).
What does "isolationism" mean?
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noun A policy of a country or group avoiding involvement with other countries or groups.
"The senator was criticised for pushing a foreign policy rooted in isolationism."
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isolationism in a sentence
- The senator was criticised for pushing a foreign policy rooted in isolationism.
- Many historians see the interwar years as a period of American isolationism.
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What is "isolationism" in Japanese?
"isolationism" in Japanese is 孤立主義. isolationism means: A policy of a country or group avoiding involvement with other countries or groups.
How do you pronounce 孤立主義?
"isolationism" in Japanese is 孤立主義, pronounced "koritsushugi".
How do you use "isolationism" in a sentence?
Example: "The senator was criticised for pushing a foreign policy rooted in isolationism." In Japanese, "isolationism" is 孤立主義.
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