imperial boomerang
imperial boomerang noun: a phenomenon in colonizing countries where techniques of control and repression developed for use against the colonized are later used against the citizens of the colonizing country itself.
Noun
imperial boomerang (plural imperial boomerangs)
- A phenomenon in colonizing countries where techniques of control and repression developed for use against the colonized are later used against the citizens of the colonizing country itself.
- Synonyms:
- Foucault's boomerang
Synonyms of imperial boomerang
- Foucault's boomerang
Forms of imperial boomerang
| plural | imperial boomerangs |
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Questions about imperial boomerang
- What does imperial boomerang mean?
- Imperial boomerang means a phenomenon in colonizing countries where techniques of control and repression developed for use against the colonized are later used against the citizens of the colonizing country itself.
- What part of speech is imperial boomerang?
- Imperial boomerang is a noun.
- What is the plural of imperial boomerang?
- The plural of imperial boomerang is imperial boomerangs.
Words near imperial boomerang in the dictionary
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