Judeocentric
Judeocentric adjective: centred or focused on Judaism; having a Jewish basis.
Adjective
Judeocentric (comparative more Judeocentric, superlative most Judeocentric)
- Centred or focused on Judaism; having a Jewish basis.
- "But since many people in the West are queasy about attaching the label of anti-Semitism to almost anybody, regarding the charge of anti-Semitism as itself proof of prejudice, let me begin by describing bin Laden's view of history less inflammatorily--not as anti-Semitic, but as Judeocentric. […]2007 March 10, “Defining Anti-semitism”, in The New Republic
Forms of Judeocentric
| comparative | more Judeocentric |
|---|---|
| superlative | most Judeocentric |
Origin of Judeocentric
From Judeo- + -centric.
Questions about Judeocentric
- What does Judeocentric mean?
- Judeocentric means centred or focused on Judaism; having a Jewish basis.
- What part of speech is Judeocentric?
- Judeocentric is an adjective.
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