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exclusivism
[ ik-skloo-suh-viz-uhm, -zuh- ]
Other Words From
- ex·clusiv·ist noun
- ex·clusiv·istic adjective
Word History and Origins
Origin of exclusivism1
Example Sentences
Some of the men in the White Rose were drafted as medics to the Russian front and, passing through Warsaw on the way, witnessed the far-flung horrors of Germany’s hunger for “Lebensraum,” or living space, and racial exclusivism.
From a young age, she scoffed at the self-righteous exclusivism of those claiming to be the one true church, and repeatedly expressed her “contempt for popular preaching.”
But this exclusivism and literalism is being undermined on two fronts.
“I am generally sympathetic with the concerns that have led to the creation of such communities, particularly in Catholic dioceses where a lack of authentic church leadership has created a situation where they feel it is impossible for them to have their spiritual needs met or where a spirit of judgmentalism and exclusivism has held sway,” said Gaillardetz, a professor of Catholic systematic theology.
In a statement, the Islamic Religious Council of Singapore said it would "continue to work hard to inoculate the community against exclusivism and extremism".
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