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restructurism

restructurism noun: any movement that promotes restructure.

Noun

restructurism (uncountable)

  1. (rare) Any movement that promotes restructure.
    • Despite the brave words of general secretary Dr. Melvin G. Talbert in his opening address as he gave the Board its marching orders to “move out in service,” the spectre of restructurism continued to haunt the board and force members to expend time and energy on internal organizational matters.1974 November 1, Pat Sites, “Discipleship Board struggles with structure…”, in The Louisiana United Methodist, volume 2, number 46, page 2
    • If the latter had passed they may have forfeited many national concerns, such as: United States involvement with the United Nations; one-world government/religion; the Federal Reserve; gun control; desecration of the U.S. flag; restructurism of public education; U.S. flag salute in schools; […]1992 July 17, L.M. Smith, “Letters: Concerns dropped”, in The Daily News, volume 70, number 92, Longview, Wash.: Westmedia Corp., page A8

Origin of restructurism

From restructure + -ism.

Questions about restructurism

What does restructurism mean?
Restructurism means any movement that promotes restructure.
What part of speech is restructurism?
Restructurism is a noun.

Words near restructurism in the dictionary

  1. restructures
  2. restructuring
  3. restructurings
  4. restructurisation
  5. restructurisations
  6. restructurism
  7. restructurist
  8. restructurization
  9. restructurizations
  10. restrung
  11. rests

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