interventionism in Portuguese
interventionism in Portuguese is intervencionismo — interventionism means a country's policy of getting involved in the internal matters of another independent state.
interventionism in Portuguese
intervencionismo
(politics) The political practice of intervening in a sovereign state's affairs.
What does "interventionism" mean?
- noun A country's policy of getting involved in the internal matters of another independent state.
- noun Medical treatment aimed at extending a person's life.
- noun The view that a person's thinking develops mainly through direct teaching from other people, rather than simply through nurturing and independent growth.
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What is "interventionism" in Portuguese?
"interventionism" in Portuguese is intervencionismo. interventionism means: A country's policy of getting involved in the internal matters of another independent state.
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