totalistic Antonyms
Meaning of totalistic
totalistic (a)
of or relating to the principles of totalitarianism according to which the state regulates every realm of life
totalistic Sentence Examples
- The totalistic government sought to control every aspect of citizens' lives.
- The fundamentalist group's totalistic ideology rejected any deviation from its dogma.
- The totalitarian regime exercised totalistic power over its people, suppressing dissent.
- The cult's totalistic beliefs demanded complete subservience to the leader.
- The coach's totalistic approach to training left little room for creativity or adaptability.
- The environmentalist organization advocated for a totalistic ban on fossil fuels.
- The scientist's totalistic model of the solar system ignored certain complexities.
- The company's totalistic profit motive blinded it to the ethical implications of its business practices.
- The therapist's totalistic focus on the client's childhood experiences limited the exploration of other factors.
- The totalistic view of human nature depicted individuals as solely products of their environment.
FAQs About the word totalistic
of or relating to the principles of totalitarianism according to which the state regulates every realm of life
tyranny, dictatorship, totalitarianism, Communism, authoritarianism, fascism, absolutism, autarchy, despotism, tsarism
democracy, freedom, freedom,democracy, self-determination, self-governance, sovereignty, autonomy, self-governance, sovereignty
The totalistic government sought to control every aspect of citizens' lives.
The fundamentalist group's totalistic ideology rejected any deviation from its dogma.
The totalitarian regime exercised totalistic power over its people, suppressing dissent.
The cult's totalistic beliefs demanded complete subservience to the leader.
