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culturocide en · NOUN

Etymology

From culture + -o- + -cide.

Meanings

1. (alt-of, alternative, countable, uncountable) Alternative form of culturicide.
   alt of culturicide
   • And this too, I thought, was part of the Soviet culturocide— that Jewish philosophical thought is kept stunted, arrested, medievalized, for lack of the opportunity to receive a single independent Jewish book or magazine from abroad. 1964, Judaism - Volume 13, page 95:
   • But in the case of the New World—Americas and Australia—the Europeans settled down and replicated their societies and marginalised the natives (aborigines) through genocide and culturocide. 2013, Ishwar modi, Readings in Indian Sociology: Volume X: Pioneers of Sociology in India, →ISBN:
   • That is, there are two inevitable consequences in establishing a religion-based nation: genocide and/or culturocide, that is, a systematic liquidation of cultures. 2005, T K Oommen, Crisis and Contention in Indian Society, →ISBN, page 110:

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