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Nationalism

Description:

Nationalism refers to a strong sense of pride, loyalty, and devotion towards one's own nation or country. It is an ideology that emphasizes the interests and unity of a particular nation, often associated with the belief in its superiority or uniqueness.

Sense 1:

Noun: A political, social, or cultural movement that prioritizes the interests and identity of a nation, often leading to the establishment of an independent nation-state.

Example sentence: The wave of nationalism spread throughout the country, eventually leading to the declaration of independence.

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Sense 2:

Noun: Excessive or fanatical love and support for one's own country, often accompanied by a disdain for other nations.

Example sentence: The speaker's nationalism during the political rally evoked strong emotions among the crowd.

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Sense 3:

Noun: Advocacy or support for the preservation and promotion of a nation's cultural, linguistic, or historical heritage.

Example sentence: The government invested in various initiatives to encourage nationalism and protect traditional cultural practices.

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Sense 4:

Adjective: Referring to something characteristic or related to a particular nation.

Example sentence: The nationalistic anthem filled the stadium with a sense of patriotism and pride.

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