isolationism [ˌaɪsəˈleɪʃənɪzəm] N no pl pej
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Furthermore, he acquired a very poor reputation in the clubhouse, where he was known for a quick temper and isolationism.
en.wikipedia.org The cartoon was intended to portray attitudes of isolationism, impatience with the concerns of common people, and a lack of enthusiasm for democracy.
en.wikipedia.org Spiritual defence led increasingly to an attitude of mind known as bunker mentality, a political and spiritual isolationism and a militarization of the civil society.
en.wikipedia.org Non-intervention, sometimes referred to as military non-interventionism, seems to some to be the antithesis of isolationism.
en.wikipedia.org As a rule, the groups remained distinct, and mixed marriages between them were forbidden, mostly because of the isolationism of the fishermen.
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