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ratificationism

ratificationism noun: a doctrine stating that ratifiable choices are the ones that should be made.

Noun

ratificationism (uncountable)

  1. A doctrine stating that ratifiable choices are the ones that should be made.

Origin of ratificationism

From ratification + -ism.

Questions about ratificationism

What does ratificationism mean?
Ratificationism means a doctrine stating that ratifiable choices are the ones that should be made.
What part of speech is ratificationism?
Ratificationism is a noun.

Words near ratificationism in the dictionary

  1. ratificated
  2. ratificates
  3. ratificating
  4. ratification
  5. ratificational
  6. ratificationism
  7. ratificationist
  8. ratificationists
  9. ratifications
  10. ratificatory
  11. ratified

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