Vocab Bloom Hub

nativist

/ˈneɪ.tɪ.vɪst/

Traduction: Relatif à une position politique ou sociale qui privilégie les intérêts des habitants natifs ou établis de longue date par rapport à ceux des immigrants, souvent en défendant des politiques restrictives ou hostiles à l'immigration., Nom désignant un philosophe ou un partisan de la théorie du nativisme, selon laquelle certaines idées ou structures mentales sont innées et non acquises par l'expérience.

2 entrées

adjective

/ˈneɪ.tɪ.vɪst/C2formalamericanpolitical
  • frRelatif à une position politique ou sociale qui privilégie les intérêts des habitants natifs ou établis de longue date par rapport à ceux des immigrants, souvent en défendant des politiques restrictives ou hostiles à l'immigration.

Relating to the political or social position of protecting the interests of native-born inhabitants against those of immigrants.

  1. Relating to nativismC1formal

    Of or relating to the policy of protecting the interests of native-born or established inhabitants against those of immigrants.

    frnativiste (relatif au nativisme)

    • The politician's nativist rhetoric appealed to voters concerned about immigration.
    • Nativist policies often focus on restricting immigration.
    • The movement had a strong nativist agenda.

    Synonymesnationalisticxenophobic

  2. Advocating for native societiesC1formal

    Advocating for the perpetuation and protection of indigenous or native societies and their cultures.

    frdéfenseur des sociétés autochtones

    • The anthropologist held a nativist perspective, emphasizing the value of traditional ways of life.
    • Nativist groups worked to preserve the language and customs of the indigenous people.
    • His nativist views led him to support land rights for native communities.
Formes
  • more nativist comparative form
  • most nativist superlative form

noun

/ˈneɪ.tɪ.vɪst/C1formal
  • frNom désignant un philosophe ou un partisan de la théorie du nativisme, selon laquelle certaines idées ou structures mentales sont innées et non acquises par l'expérience.

A noun referring to a philosopher or proponent who subscribes to the theory of nativism, which holds that certain ideas or mental structures are innate rather than acquired through experience.

  1. Philosophical nativistC1formal

    A philosopher or thinker who believes that certain ideas, concepts, or knowledge are innate to the human mind rather than acquired through experience.

    frNativiste (philosophie)

    • The nativist argued that language acquisition is based on an innate biological capacity.
    • Descartes is often considered a nativist regarding the idea of God.
    • Modern nativists in psychology study how the brain is pre-wired for certain cognitive functions.

    Antonymesempiricist

Formes
  • nativists plural form
  • nativists' possessive plural form
  • nativist's possessive singular form