Synonyms for colonialism
kəˈloʊ ni əˌlɪz əmcolo·nial·ism

Princeton's WordNet

1. colonialismnoun

   exploitation by a stronger country of weaker one; the use of the weaker country's resources to strengthen and enrich the stronger country

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1. • Exploitation

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1. List of paraphrases for "colonialism":

   colonization, decolonization, colonial, colonialist, colonisation

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1. Jamaal Bowman:

   Congress, like education, like every American institution, is rooted in European settler colonialism and white supremacy.

2. The University of Oregon:

   The paper is simply impossible to read with a straight face. It employs liberal buzzwords -- colonialism, marginalization, masculinist discourses, etc. -- with such frequency that the entire thing comes off like a joke.

3. Sheila Babauta:

   As the first stewards of the land and ocean, our traditional knowledge can guide the way, all together we hold the keys to solving the issues of militarization, climate change and climate colonialism. We are not passive victims. I am here to amplify the voices of those who live on the frontlines.

4. Blake Flayton:

   I'm Blake Flayton. I'm Blake Flayton. I kill babies. I'm Blake Flayton. I am Blake Flayton. I support ethnic cleansing and colonialism, i get more death threats than my parents would probably like to know about.

5. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu:

   One hundred years ago, two officials by the name of Mark Sykes and Francois-George Picot tried to dictate a new order in the Middle East. It was at the apex of the era of colonialism in our era. This effort utterly failed then, and will completely fail today.