Definition of ethnocentrism in English:

ethnocentrism

noun ˌɛθnə(ʊ)ˈsɛntrɪz(ə)mˌeTHnōˈsentrizəm

mass noun

Evaluation of other cultures according to preconceptions originating in the standards and customs of one's own culture.
Example sentencesExamples
- European ethnocentrism is not, therefore, the sole culprit.
- The best way to combat ethnocentrism is to encourage empathy at all levels of the firm.
- Unable to adjust to these disappointments, many missionaries returned home with their ethnocentrism intact.
- The comments reveal an ethnocentrism in judging lower-class behavior using middle-class standards.
- Ethnocentrism is in reality a much more widespread phenomenon than racism.
- Her family background perhaps also helps to explain her interest in displaced and marginal people, her horror of nationalism and ethnocentrism.
- Rejecting the ethnocentrism characteristic of an earlier generation of anthropologists, Levi-Strauss refused to think of tribal cultures as primitive.
- Australia was settled by Europeans as Western ethnocentrism meshed with racial ideas.
- Goodbye ethnocentrism, greetings to the common world we diversely live in and attempt to make sense of.
- I cannot believe the amount of ethnocentrism that I have encountered in a nation renowned for its cultural diversity.

Derivatives

ethnocentrist

noun & adjective

We are largely monolinguists and ethnocentrists and damn good tourists, but hapless travelers.
Example sentencesExamples
- With its majestic silence and impressive height, it leaves even the ethnocentrist of the worst breed in complete awe.
- The movement is simply one of the wedges used by racists, ethnocentrists, religious bigots, and homophobes to force the country to engage in an evil discourse.
- I'm sorry, but that seems arrogant and ethnocentrist to me.
- Women wanted to deal with a much wider array of conditions; they wanted to pursue transcendence free from ethnocentrist as well as sexist or classist assumptions.

Definition of ethnocentrism in US English:

ethnocentrism

nounˌeTHnōˈsentrizəm

Evaluation of other cultures according to preconceptions originating in the standards and customs of one's own culture.
Example sentencesExamples
- The comments reveal an ethnocentrism in judging lower-class behavior using middle-class standards.
- Goodbye ethnocentrism, greetings to the common world we diversely live in and attempt to make sense of.
- I cannot believe the amount of ethnocentrism that I have encountered in a nation renowned for its cultural diversity.
- European ethnocentrism is not, therefore, the sole culprit.
- Ethnocentrism is in reality a much more widespread phenomenon than racism.
- The best way to combat ethnocentrism is to encourage empathy at all levels of the firm.
- Unable to adjust to these disappointments, many missionaries returned home with their ethnocentrism intact.
- Her family background perhaps also helps to explain her interest in displaced and marginal people, her horror of nationalism and ethnocentrism.
- Rejecting the ethnocentrism characteristic of an earlier generation of anthropologists, Levi-Strauss refused to think of tribal cultures as primitive.
- Australia was settled by Europeans as Western ethnocentrism meshed with racial ideas.

词汇	ethnocentrism
释义	Definition of ethnocentrism in English: ethnocentrism noun ˌɛθnə(ʊ)ˈsɛntrɪz(ə)mˌeTHnōˈsentrizəm mass noun Evaluation of other cultures according to preconceptions originating in the standards and customs of one's own culture. Example sentencesExamples European ethnocentrism is not, therefore, the sole culprit. The best way to combat ethnocentrism is to encourage empathy at all levels of the firm. Unable to adjust to these disappointments, many missionaries returned home with their ethnocentrism intact. The comments reveal an ethnocentrism in judging lower-class behavior using middle-class standards. Ethnocentrism is in reality a much more widespread phenomenon than racism. Her family background perhaps also helps to explain her interest in displaced and marginal people, her horror of nationalism and ethnocentrism. Rejecting the ethnocentrism characteristic of an earlier generation of anthropologists, Levi-Strauss refused to think of tribal cultures as primitive. Australia was settled by Europeans as Western ethnocentrism meshed with racial ideas. Goodbye ethnocentrism, greetings to the common world we diversely live in and attempt to make sense of. I cannot believe the amount of ethnocentrism that I have encountered in a nation renowned for its cultural diversity. Derivatives ethnocentrist noun & adjective We are largely monolinguists and ethnocentrists and damn good tourists, but hapless travelers. Example sentencesExamples With its majestic silence and impressive height, it leaves even the ethnocentrist of the worst breed in complete awe. The movement is simply one of the wedges used by racists, ethnocentrists, religious bigots, and homophobes to force the country to engage in an evil discourse. I'm sorry, but that seems arrogant and ethnocentrist to me. Women wanted to deal with a much wider array of conditions; they wanted to pursue transcendence free from ethnocentrist as well as sexist or classist assumptions. Definition of ethnocentrism in US English: ethnocentrism nounˌeTHnōˈsentrizəm Evaluation of other cultures according to preconceptions originating in the standards and customs of one's own culture. Example sentencesExamples The comments reveal an ethnocentrism in judging lower-class behavior using middle-class standards. Goodbye ethnocentrism, greetings to the common world we diversely live in and attempt to make sense of. I cannot believe the amount of ethnocentrism that I have encountered in a nation renowned for its cultural diversity. European ethnocentrism is not, therefore, the sole culprit. Ethnocentrism is in reality a much more widespread phenomenon than racism. The best way to combat ethnocentrism is to encourage empathy at all levels of the firm. Unable to adjust to these disappointments, many missionaries returned home with their ethnocentrism intact. Her family background perhaps also helps to explain her interest in displaced and marginal people, her horror of nationalism and ethnocentrism. Rejecting the ethnocentrism characteristic of an earlier generation of anthropologists, Levi-Strauss refused to think of tribal cultures as primitive. Australia was settled by Europeans as Western ethnocentrism meshed with racial ideas.
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