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communalist

/kəˈmjuːnəlɪst/

/kəˈmjunəlɪst/

Translations

communalistnoun

communalists

/kəˈmjuːnəlɪst/

/kəˈmjunəlɪst/

communaliste

The communalist believed that sharing resources would lead to a more equitable society.

Le communaliste croyait que le partage des ressources conduirait à une société plus équitable.

Additional translations

communalisteRare; personne attachée à la vie communautaire et à la participation active à la communauté.

communautaristeEn politique, surtout en contexte sud-asiatique, pour une personne qui défend les intérêts d’une communauté religieuse ou ethnique particulière.

Synonyms

fellowship advocate

communalistadjective

more communalist

Comp.

most communalist

Super.

/ˈkɒmjʊnəlɪst/

/ˈkɑːmjənəlɪst/

communaliste

They promoted communalist principles in their economic policy.

Ils ont promu des principes communalistes dans leur politique économique.

Additional translations

communautaristeQui privilégie les intérêts d’une communauté particulière au détriment de l’ensemble de la société.

Synonyms

Definitions

communalistnoun

A person who advocates for or practices communal living or communal ownership.

The communalist believed that sharing resources would lead to a more equitable society.

A person who is a member of a community and actively participates in its activities and governance.

As a dedicated communalist, she attended every town meeting and volunteered for local projects.

In South Asian politics, a person who promotes the political separation or interests of a particular religious or ethnic community.

The party was accused of fielding communalists who campaigned on sectarian lines.

communalistadjective

Relating to or characteristic of communalism or communal ownership.

They promoted communalist principles in their economic policy.

Focused on the interests of a specific community rather than the society as a whole.

The speech took a distinctly communalist tone, appealing only to the majority group.