annexionist Antonyms
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Meaning of annexionist
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annexionist (n.)
An annexationist.
annexionist Sentence Examples
- The annexionist leader championed a bold vision of territorial expansion, advocating for the incorporation of neighboring regions.
- The political party gained support from annexionist factions, pushing for the annexation of disputed territories.
- Critics accused the government of adopting an annexionist stance, disregarding diplomatic alternatives.
- The annexionist movement gathered momentum as public sentiment shifted towards a more assertive foreign policy.
- The annexionist ideology emphasized nationalistic pride and the pursuit of strategic advantages through territorial acquisitions.
- International relations became strained due to the assertive actions of the annexionist government.
- The annexionist leaders justified their policies by emphasizing historical claims to the disputed lands.
- The diplomatic talks broke down as annexionist demands clashed with the sovereignty concerns of neighboring nations.
- Scholars debated the ethical implications of an annexionist agenda in contemporary global politics.
- The annexionist party's electoral campaign focused on promises of increased influence and prosperity through territorial expansion.
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An annexationist.
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The annexionist leader championed a bold vision of territorial expansion, advocating for the incorporation of neighboring regions.
The political party gained support from annexionist factions, pushing for the annexation of disputed territories.
Critics accused the government of adopting an annexionist stance, disregarding diplomatic alternatives.
The annexionist movement gathered momentum as public sentiment shifted towards a more assertive foreign policy.
