neoimperialism in Japanese
neoimperialism in Japanese is 新帝国主義 — neoimperialism means a modern form of imperialism in which a powerful country uses its influence and strength to dominate smaller countries.
neoimperialism in Japanese
新帝国主義
(politics) A contemporary form of imperialism; modern imperialistic practices by a country, such as using influence and power to dominate smaller countries. [from early 20th c.]
What does "neoimperialism" mean?
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noun A modern form of imperialism in which a powerful country uses its influence and strength to dominate smaller countries.
"Critics described the trade deal as neoimperialism dressed up as aid."
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neoimperialism in a sentence
- Critics described the trade deal as neoimperialism dressed up as aid.
- The professor wrote a book on neoimperialism in the modern world.
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What is "neoimperialism" in Japanese?
"neoimperialism" in Japanese is 新帝国主義. neoimperialism means: A modern form of imperialism in which a powerful country uses its influence and strength to dominate smaller countries.
How do you use "neoimperialism" in a sentence?
Example: "Critics described the trade deal as neoimperialism dressed up as aid." In Japanese, "neoimperialism" is 新帝国主義.
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