Similar words: isolationism, isolation, desolation, consolation, preservationist, isolate, isolated, violation. Meaning: [‚aɪsə'leɪʃnɪst] n. an advocate of isolationism in international affairs. adj. of or relating to isolationism.
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1, The government had to overcome isolationist opposition to the plan.
2, Yet the aid package passed in an instinctively isolationist Congress with only a modest handful of dissenters.
3, Vori is an isolationist nation.
4, Governments in the Philippines, Indonesia and even isolationist Myanmar want them to come.
5, For most of our history we were isolationist. For two fleeting decades we were predominant.
6, Bush leaves a first impression that, while his government is not deliberately isolationist, it is comfortable with being isolated.
7, Foreign travel is restricted by the government, which has pursued an isolationist course for a generation.
8, The Republican leadership has clearly decided to resist the isolationist label.
9, The tactics of closed - doorism are, on the contrary ,[http://sentencedict.com/isolationist.html] the tactics of the regal isolationist.
10, The biggest trick for the Obama team, though, will be to resist Americans' natural urge on the home front to turn inward at a time like this, becoming more protectionist and isolationist.
11, The US constitution ample evidence of the founding fathers isolationist orientation.
12, American conservatism, before he began to shake it up, was dour, backward-looking, anti-intellectual and isolationist, especially when viewed from the east coast.
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