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Italocentric

Italocentric adjective: emphasizing Italy or the people or culture or national language of Italy.

Adjective

Italocentric (comparative more Italocentric, superlative most Italocentric)

  1. Emphasizing Italy or the people or culture or national language of Italy.

Forms of Italocentric

comparativemore Italocentric
superlativemost Italocentric

Origin of Italocentric

From Italo- + -centric.

Questions about Italocentric

What does Italocentric mean?
Italocentric means emphasizing Italy or the people or culture or national language of Italy.
What part of speech is Italocentric?
Italocentric is an adjective.

Words near Italocentric in the dictionary

  1. Italo-Celtic
  2. Italo-Hellenic
  3. Italo-Norman
  4. Italo-Normans
  5. Italo-Romance
  6. Italocentric
  7. Italocentrism
  8. Italodance
  9. Italomania
  10. Italophile
  11. Italophiles

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