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provincialism

/prəˈvɪn.ʃəl.ɪ.zəm/

Traduction: Nom désignant une mentalité ou une attitude limitée, manquant de sophistication ou d'ouverture sur le monde, ou une préférence excessive pour sa propre région ou localité.

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noun

/prəˈvɪn.ʃəl.ɪ.zəm/C1formal
  • frNom désignant une mentalité ou une attitude limitée, manquant de sophistication ou d'ouverture sur le monde, ou une préférence excessive pour sa propre région ou localité.

A noun referring to a narrow-minded or unsophisticated outlook, or a strong preference for one's own region or locality.

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  1. Lack of sophisticationC1formal

    A narrow-minded or unsophisticated outlook, often associated with rural or less cosmopolitan areas.

    frétroitesse d'esprit

    • His provincialism was evident when he dismissed modern art as nonsense.
    • The critic accused the film of provincialism for ignoring global issues.
    • She moved to the city to escape the provincialism of her hometown.

    Synonymesinsularitynarrow-mindednessnarrownessparochialism

    Antonymessophisticationurbanityworldliness

  2. Partiality for a particular placeC1formal

    A strong preference or loyalty to one's own region or locality, often to the exclusion of others.

    fresprit de clocher

    • His provincialism made him insist that local cuisine was superior to all others.
    • The politician's provincialism led him to focus only on issues affecting his district.
    • Provincialism can sometimes hinder national unity and cooperation.

    Synonymesinsularitylocalismparochialismregionalismsectionalism

    Antonymesuniversalism

Formes
  • provincialisms plural form
  • provincialisms' possessive plural form
  • provincialism's possessive singular form
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