orangeism (Meaning)
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orangeism (n.)
Attachment to the principles of the society of Orangemen; the tenets or practices of the Orangemen.
Synonyms & Antonyms of orangeism
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orangeism Sentence Examples
- Orangeism, a fraternal organization, is rooted in Northern Ireland's Protestant culture.
- The Orange Order, a prominent expression of Orangeism, holds annual parades that commemorate Protestant victories.
- Orangeism's influence in Northern Ireland's politics and society has been subject to scrutiny and debate.
- Opponents of Orangeism view it as fostering sectarianism and perpetuating historical divisions.
- Proponents of Orangeism argue that it preserves cultural heritage and celebrates Protestant identity.
- Orangeism's relationship with the British monarchy has been complex and contentious.
- The Orange Order's history is intertwined with periods of violence and communal tension.
- Efforts have been made to promote intercommunal dialogue and reconciliation between Orangeism and other groups.
- Orangeism's future relevance in a changing Northern Ireland remains uncertain.
- The legacy of Orangeism continues to shape the social and political landscape of Northern Ireland.
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Attachment to the principles of the society of Orangemen; the tenets or practices of the Orangemen.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Orangeism, a fraternal organization, is rooted in Northern Ireland's Protestant culture.
The Orange Order, a prominent expression of Orangeism, holds annual parades that commemorate Protestant victories.
Orangeism's influence in Northern Ireland's politics and society has been subject to scrutiny and debate.
Opponents of Orangeism view it as fostering sectarianism and perpetuating historical divisions.
