Definition of eliminationism in English:

eliminationism

nounɪlɪmɪˈneɪʃ(ə)nɪz(ə)məˌlɪməˈneɪʃəˌnɪz(ə)m

mass noun

The belief or policy that a particular group of people should be expelled or eradicated.
a regime that stands for little other than racist eliminationism
Example sentencesExamples
- The right has made a cottage industry of demonizing liberals, blaming them for every ill of society and ramping up that rhetoric until it has no distinction from eliminationism.
- That's anti-human eliminationism straight out of the deep-ecology mass-murder fantasy, right there.
- There simply is no basis for saying that both sides do it; dehumanization and its associated eliminationism is exclusively a phenomenon of the right.
- To understand the politics of mass murder and eliminationism, the technical means of carrying out the deed are almost never the central issue.
- And thirdly, even when eliminationism is uttered by blustering fools, it is still fascism.
- I'm just pleased that I live in a sane country, which does not have a right-wing culture of eliminationism, and where killing people for their political views is beyond the pale.
- People assume that true eliminationism, with the intention of completely destroying another group, takes a rare constellation of a state apparatus and technological means.
- This is the fruit of a conservative movement which wraps its attacks on Democrats and liberals all too frequently in the language of eliminationism.

Definition of eliminationism in US English:

eliminationism

nounəˌliməˈnāSHəˌniz(ə)məˌlɪməˈneɪʃəˌnɪz(ə)m

The belief or policy that a particular group of people should be expelled or eradicated.
a regime that stands for little other than racist eliminationism
Example sentencesExamples
- People assume that true eliminationism, with the intention of completely destroying another group, takes a rare constellation of a state apparatus and technological means.
- This is the fruit of a conservative movement which wraps its attacks on Democrats and liberals all too frequently in the language of eliminationism.
- To understand the politics of mass murder and eliminationism, the technical means of carrying out the deed are almost never the central issue.
- I'm just pleased that I live in a sane country, which does not have a right-wing culture of eliminationism, and where killing people for their political views is beyond the pale.
- That's anti-human eliminationism straight out of the deep-ecology mass-murder fantasy, right there.
- And thirdly, even when eliminationism is uttered by blustering fools, it is still fascism.
- The right has made a cottage industry of demonizing liberals, blaming them for every ill of society and ramping up that rhetoric until it has no distinction from eliminationism.
- There simply is no basis for saying that both sides do it; dehumanization and its associated eliminationism is exclusively a phenomenon of the right.

词汇	eliminationism
释义	Definition of eliminationism in English: eliminationism nounɪlɪmɪˈneɪʃ(ə)nɪz(ə)məˌlɪməˈneɪʃəˌnɪz(ə)m mass noun The belief or policy that a particular group of people should be expelled or eradicated. a regime that stands for little other than racist eliminationism Example sentencesExamples The right has made a cottage industry of demonizing liberals, blaming them for every ill of society and ramping up that rhetoric until it has no distinction from eliminationism. That's anti-human eliminationism straight out of the deep-ecology mass-murder fantasy, right there. There simply is no basis for saying that both sides do it; dehumanization and its associated eliminationism is exclusively a phenomenon of the right. To understand the politics of mass murder and eliminationism, the technical means of carrying out the deed are almost never the central issue. And thirdly, even when eliminationism is uttered by blustering fools, it is still fascism. I'm just pleased that I live in a sane country, which does not have a right-wing culture of eliminationism, and where killing people for their political views is beyond the pale. People assume that true eliminationism, with the intention of completely destroying another group, takes a rare constellation of a state apparatus and technological means. This is the fruit of a conservative movement which wraps its attacks on Democrats and liberals all too frequently in the language of eliminationism. Definition of eliminationism in US English: eliminationism nounəˌliməˈnāSHəˌniz(ə)məˌlɪməˈneɪʃəˌnɪz(ə)m The belief or policy that a particular group of people should be expelled or eradicated. a regime that stands for little other than racist eliminationism Example sentencesExamples People assume that true eliminationism, with the intention of completely destroying another group, takes a rare constellation of a state apparatus and technological means. This is the fruit of a conservative movement which wraps its attacks on Democrats and liberals all too frequently in the language of eliminationism. To understand the politics of mass murder and eliminationism, the technical means of carrying out the deed are almost never the central issue. I'm just pleased that I live in a sane country, which does not have a right-wing culture of eliminationism, and where killing people for their political views is beyond the pale. That's anti-human eliminationism straight out of the deep-ecology mass-murder fantasy, right there. And thirdly, even when eliminationism is uttered by blustering fools, it is still fascism. The right has made a cottage industry of demonizing liberals, blaming them for every ill of society and ramping up that rhetoric until it has no distinction from eliminationism. There simply is no basis for saying that both sides do it; dehumanization and its associated eliminationism is exclusively a phenomenon of the right.
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