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Definición de Zionism en inglés:


Saltos de línea: Zion|ism
Pronunciación: /ˈzʌɪənɪz(ə)m


[mass noun]
    Más ejemplos en oraciones
    • Religious, cultural, and political differences, including Zionism, divided Jewish immigrants, old and new, into numerous conflicting camps.
    • The pamphlet details the history of Zionism, the political movement for a Jewish homeland.
    • We diverged politically and personally as time went on, especially on issues of Jewish identity and Zionism / Israel, but remained in permanent dialogue.
  • 2(In southern Africa) a religious movement represented by a group of independent Churches which practise a form of Christianity incorporating elements of traditional African beliefs.
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    • In Zionism, African ‘prophets’ combined aspects of traditional African and Christian religious ritual, belief, and social organization.
  • 2.1The beliefs and practices of the African Zionist movement.



sustantivo & adjetivo
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  • Secondly, I am led to believe that you are both Zionists (from the Zionist nature of your article).
  • They were joined by a new religious force - fundamentalist Apostolic and Zionist churches.
  • The military needs of the political Zionists coincided with those of the religious Zionists.

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