Definition of imperialistic in English:

imperialistic

adjective ɪmpɪərɪəˈlɪstɪkɪmˌpɪriəˈlɪstɪk

Relating to or characterized by a policy of imperialism.
imperialistic attitudes
imperialistic invasions of foreign countries
Example sentencesExamples
- Producers and directors are continually heard whingeing that Hollywood is too culturally imperialistic.
- The Meiji Restoration saw the beginning of its imperialistic ambitions as the country waged several wars, including the 1894-1895 Sino-Japanese War.
- India was the centerpiece of Britain's imperialistic exploits.
- Isocrates believed that only a grand imperialistic project could put an end to the endemic warfare among the Greeks.
- I do admire all explorers, obviously imperialistic or otherwise.
- The Romans, Alexander, and many others of the ancient world waged imperialistic wars.
- I hotly commented on branding as a form of imperialistic cultural colonialism.
- For all participants, the campaigns in South-East Asia and the Pacific were imperialistic.
- The newly formed Italian government began to make plans to achieve its imperialistic goals.
- Millions of college students are taught the Leninist idea that capitalist economies are inherently imperialistic.

Derivatives

imperialistically

adverb-ˈlɪstɪk(ə)li

We are attempting to be culturally sensitive to local movements (ie, the Taliban) and trying to work within those frameworks - as opposed to imposing (acting imperialistically) our will on others.
Example sentencesExamples
- The U.S. attempt to return to isolation between 1919 and 1939 is interpreted as a misguided reaction to the discovery that Britain and France had imperialistically negotiated secret treaties during World War I.
- Membership included Liberal Imperialist MPs, a number of Fabians, Liberal landowners, imperialistically minded journalists, and nonconformist ministers.
- George Curzon and Rudyard Kipling may have been "imperialistically arrogant," but they were also "culturally humble."
- In India, local sentiment insists that Bombay is now Mumbai, Madras is Chennai, and Calcutta now Kolkata: three cities that were essentially developed (admittedly exploitatively and imperialistically) by the British.
- Nation-states have proliferated out of what since Rome were imperialistically colonized tribes.
- Under the new imperialistically minded leadership of Theodore Roosevelt as president, the army was reorganized along the lines of the major military powers of Europe.
- He could also be said to be imperialistically imposing Western categories on other cultures.
- Feminism is seen as a product of U.S. culture, imperialistically imposed upon Puerto Ricans.

Definition of imperialistic in US English:

imperialistic

adjectiveimˌpirēəˈlistikɪmˌpɪriəˈlɪstɪk

Relating to or characterized by a policy of imperialism.
imperialistic attitudes
imperialistic invasions of foreign countries
Example sentencesExamples
- India was the centerpiece of Britain's imperialistic exploits.
- I do admire all explorers, obviously imperialistic or otherwise.
- The newly formed Italian government began to make plans to achieve its imperialistic goals.
- The Romans, Alexander, and many others of the ancient world waged imperialistic wars.
- The Meiji Restoration saw the beginning of its imperialistic ambitions as the country waged several wars, including the 1894-1895 Sino-Japanese War.
- Isocrates believed that only a grand imperialistic project could put an end to the endemic warfare among the Greeks.
- Producers and directors are continually heard whingeing that Hollywood is too culturally imperialistic.
- I hotly commented on branding as a form of imperialistic cultural colonialism.
- For all participants, the campaigns in South-East Asia and the Pacific were imperialistic.
- Millions of college students are taught the Leninist idea that capitalist economies are inherently imperialistic.

单词	imperialistic
释义	Definition of imperialistic in English: imperialistic adjective ɪmpɪərɪəˈlɪstɪkɪmˌpɪriəˈlɪstɪk Relating to or characterized by a policy of imperialism. imperialistic attitudes imperialistic invasions of foreign countries Example sentencesExamples Producers and directors are continually heard whingeing that Hollywood is too culturally imperialistic. The Meiji Restoration saw the beginning of its imperialistic ambitions as the country waged several wars, including the 1894-1895 Sino-Japanese War. India was the centerpiece of Britain's imperialistic exploits. Isocrates believed that only a grand imperialistic project could put an end to the endemic warfare among the Greeks. I do admire all explorers, obviously imperialistic or otherwise. The Romans, Alexander, and many others of the ancient world waged imperialistic wars. I hotly commented on branding as a form of imperialistic cultural colonialism. For all participants, the campaigns in South-East Asia and the Pacific were imperialistic. The newly formed Italian government began to make plans to achieve its imperialistic goals. Millions of college students are taught the Leninist idea that capitalist economies are inherently imperialistic. Derivatives imperialistically adverb-ˈlɪstɪk(ə)li We are attempting to be culturally sensitive to local movements (ie, the Taliban) and trying to work within those frameworks - as opposed to imposing (acting imperialistically) our will on others. Example sentencesExamples The U.S. attempt to return to isolation between 1919 and 1939 is interpreted as a misguided reaction to the discovery that Britain and France had imperialistically negotiated secret treaties during World War I. Membership included Liberal Imperialist MPs, a number of Fabians, Liberal landowners, imperialistically minded journalists, and nonconformist ministers. George Curzon and Rudyard Kipling may have been "imperialistically arrogant," but they were also "culturally humble." In India, local sentiment insists that Bombay is now Mumbai, Madras is Chennai, and Calcutta now Kolkata: three cities that were essentially developed (admittedly exploitatively and imperialistically) by the British. Nation-states have proliferated out of what since Rome were imperialistically colonized tribes. Under the new imperialistically minded leadership of Theodore Roosevelt as president, the army was reorganized along the lines of the major military powers of Europe. He could also be said to be imperialistically imposing Western categories on other cultures. Feminism is seen as a product of U.S. culture, imperialistically imposed upon Puerto Ricans. Definition of imperialistic in US English: imperialistic adjectiveimˌpirēəˈlistikɪmˌpɪriəˈlɪstɪk Relating to or characterized by a policy of imperialism. imperialistic attitudes imperialistic invasions of foreign countries Example sentencesExamples India was the centerpiece of Britain's imperialistic exploits. I do admire all explorers, obviously imperialistic or otherwise. The newly formed Italian government began to make plans to achieve its imperialistic goals. The Romans, Alexander, and many others of the ancient world waged imperialistic wars. The Meiji Restoration saw the beginning of its imperialistic ambitions as the country waged several wars, including the 1894-1895 Sino-Japanese War. Isocrates believed that only a grand imperialistic project could put an end to the endemic warfare among the Greeks. Producers and directors are continually heard whingeing that Hollywood is too culturally imperialistic. I hotly commented on branding as a form of imperialistic cultural colonialism. For all participants, the campaigns in South-East Asia and the Pacific were imperialistic. Millions of college students are taught the Leninist idea that capitalist economies are inherently imperialistic.
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