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irridentist

 

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Noun irridentist has 1 sense
  1. irredentist, irridentist - an advocate of irredentism
    --1 is a kind of advocate, advocator, proponent, exponent

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Term: Irredentist

Definition:

An irredentist is a person who advocates for the reclaiming or annexation of a territory historically or ethnically related to their own country.

Part of Speech:

Noun

Sense 1:

A person who seeks the reunification of a territory with their own country:

Sample Sentence 1: Many irredentists in Country A believe that Territory B rightfully belongs to them, due to historical and ethnic ties.

Sample Sentence 2: The irredentist group organized protests, advocating for the annexation of the neighboring province.

Sense 2:

An activist or advocate for the liberation or unification of a region:

Sample Sentence 1: The irredentist leader delivered a passionate speech, urging the citizens to fight for the independence of their homeland.

Sample Sentence 2: The irredentist movement gained momentum, with many people supporting their cause to unite the divided region.

Sense 3:

A person who promotes the unification of territories based on cultural similarities:

Sample Sentence 1: The irredentist scholar argued that the blending cultures across the border justified the need for a political union.

Sample Sentence 2: The irredentist party proposed a referendum, aiming to create a unified nation by merging neighboring communities.

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