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monoculturalism
This term carries a strong sociopolitical weight, often appearing in academic, sociological, or political discourses. It describes a state of homogeneity that can be either an organic result of isolation or a forced outcome of state policy. While it can be used neutrally to describe a demographic fact, it frequently carries a negative connotation when associated with the erasure of diversity or the imposition of a dominant identity upon minorities.
As an abstract noun ending in the suffix -ism, it denotes a system of belief or a systemic state. It is treated as an uncountable mass noun, meaning it does not have a plural form and cannot be counted with numbers; instead, it is quantified using phrases such as a degree of or a form of monoculturalism.
Meanings
Examples
The regime enforced a strict policy of monoculturalism to ensure national unity.
I wonder if true monoculturalism can even exist in a globalized world.
The company culture leaned toward monoculturalism, discouraging any divergent thinking.
Some argue that monoculturalism provides a stronger sense of social cohesion.
We must move away from the outdated ideal of monoculturalism.
The isolated village was a rare example of persisting monoculturalism.
Monoculturalism often leads to the erasure of indigenous languages.
Monoculturalism often leads to the erasure of indigenous languages.
Is this society embracing diversity or clinging to monoculturalism?
The textbook describes the transition from monoculturalism to a pluralistic society.
The textbook describes the transition from monoculturalism to a pluralistic society.