Pronunciation: /aɪˌdɛntəˈtɛriən/
noun a person who identifies with a particular group or identity, especially in a political or social context
A1 An identitarian is someone who strongly identifies with a particular culture or group.
A2 The identitarian movement is gaining traction among young people in Europe.
B1 Identitarians often advocate for the preservation of their cultural heritage and traditions.
B2 The identitarian ideology has been criticized for promoting exclusion and division.
C1 Some scholars argue that identitarian movements can lead to increased social tensions.
C2 The identitarian philosophy raises complex questions about nationalism and identity politics.
formal The identitarian movement aims to preserve and promote the cultural identity of a specific group.
informal She's really into that whole identitarian thing, always talking about heritage and tradition.
slang Some people think identitarians are just a bunch of close-minded nationalists.
figurative The identitarian ideology acts as a shield against the perceived threat of cultural dilution.
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