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exclusionist
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ex·clu·sion·ist  (k-sklzh-nst)
n.
One that advocates the exclusion of another or others, as from having or exercising a right or privilege.

ex·clusion·ism n.
ex·clusion·ist, ex·clusion·istic adj.

exclusionist [ɪkˈskluːʒənɪst]
adj
(Government, Politics & Diplomacy) Chiefly US denoting or relating to a policy of excluding various types of immigrants, imports, etc.
n
(Government, Politics & Diplomacy) a supporter of a policy of exclusion
exclusionism  n


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Exclusionists on both sides are relentlessly trying to steer these linkages in the direction of clash and confrontation.
On the other side, an articulate group of exclusionists - many of whom claim the authority of the Christian faith - insist that civil marriage must remain the prerogative of heterosexuals only.
58) Because of its sunset provision, the Licensing Act was up for renewal in the spring of 1679, at the same time that the exclusionists in the House of Commons were beginning to organize against James's succession.
 
 
 
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