hegemonistic
hegemonistic adjective: of or pertaining to hegemonism.
Adjective
hegemonistic (comparative more hegemonistic, superlative most hegemonistic)
- Of or pertaining to hegemonism.
- Western observers — including many in London, where Gergiev is the principal conductor of the London Symphony Orchestra — condemned Russia’s invasion of Georgia as a return to the hegemonistic ambitions of the Soviet Union.2009 March 15, Arthur Lubow, “The Loyalist”, in New York Times
Forms of hegemonistic
| comparative | more hegemonistic |
|---|---|
| superlative | most hegemonistic |
Origin of hegemonistic
From hegemony + -istic.
Questions about hegemonistic
- What does hegemonistic mean?
- Hegemonistic means of or pertaining to hegemonism.
- What part of speech is hegemonistic?
- Hegemonistic is an adjective.
Words near hegemonistic in the dictionary
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