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antiestablishmentarianism

antiestablishmentarianism noun: a political philosophy opposed to established institutions or the prevailing “establishment”, particularly the belief held by those who resist dominant authority structures and traditional power elites within a society.

Noun

antiestablishmentarianism (uncountable)

  1. A political philosophy opposed to established institutions or the prevailing “establishment”, particularly the belief held by those who resist dominant authority structures and traditional power elites within a society.

Origin of antiestablishmentarianism

From anti- + establishment + -arian + -ism.

Questions about antiestablishmentarianism

What does antiestablishmentarianism mean?
Antiestablishmentarianism means a political philosophy opposed to established institutions or the prevailing “establishment”, particularly the belief held by those who resist dominant authority structures and traditional power elites within a society.
What part of speech is antiestablishmentarianism?
Antiestablishmentarianism is a noun.

Words near antiestablishmentarianism in the dictionary

  1. antiessentialism
  2. antiessentialist
  3. antiessentialists
  4. antiestablishment
  5. antiestablishmentarian
  6. antiestablishmentarianism
  7. antiestablishmentarians
  8. antiestablishmentism
  9. antiestrogen
  10. antiestrogenic
  11. antiestrogenically

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