Pronunciation: /ɪmˈpɪriəlɪst/
noun a person who supports or practices imperialism
A1 The imperialist country colonized several territories.
A2 The imperialist powers sought to expand their influence through colonization.
B1 The imperialist government imposed its rule on the native population.
B2 The imperialist regime exploited the resources of the conquered lands.
C1 The imperialist policies of the past continue to impact global relations today.
C2 The imperialist ambitions of certain nations have led to conflicts and power struggles throughout history.
adjective relating to or supporting imperialism
A1 The imperialist country invaded the small island nation.
A2 The imperialist policies of the past still affect the region today.
B1 Many people view the company's expansion as imperialist in nature.
B2 The imperialist regime imposed strict rules on the indigenous population.
C1 The historian analyzed the imperialist motives behind the colonization of the continent.
C2 The imperialist agenda of the government was met with resistance from the local population.
formal The imperialist policies of the colonial powers led to the exploitation of many indigenous populations.
informal Some people think the imperialist countries are just trying to take over everything.
slang The imperialist jerks are always trying to control other countries.
figurative His imperialist attitude towards his employees shows his desire for power and control.
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