nationhood

Word family noun nation national multinational nationalism nationalist nationality nationalization nationhood international internationalism internationalist internationalization national anthemNational Guardnational parknational servicenation stateadjective national international multinational nationalist nationalistic nationalized internationalist nationlessnationwideverb nationalize internationalize adverb nationally internationally nationalistically

na·tion·hood /ˈneɪʃənhʊd/ noun [uncountableU]

the state of being a nation 国家地位

Examples from the Corpus

nationhood• It's international in that they see themselves above nationhood, beyond patriotism, and they want the war to end.• It seemed a poor candidate for nationhood.• It is that it has lost its nationhood.• They tried to build nations; as they depart, so does the idea of nationhood.• Maybe they also came to reaffirm a sense of nationhood barely a decade after the agony of civil war.• Yet postwar experience has shown that the formal foundations of the state were not the sinequanon of nationhood.• Their commitment to nationhood had been forged long before.• An interior from a Maryland farmhouse shows that with nationhood comes a fully developed appreciation of fine furniture and decorative pieces.

词汇	nationhood
释义	nationhood Word family noun nation national multinational nationalism nationalist nationality nationalization nationhood international internationalism internationalist internationalization national anthemNational Guardnational parknational servicenation stateadjective national international multinational nationalist nationalistic nationalized internationalist nationlessnationwideverb nationalize internationalize adverb nationally internationally nationalistically na·tion·hood /ˈneɪʃənhʊd/ noun [uncountableU] the state of being a nation 国家地位 Examples from the Corpus nationhood• It's international in that they see themselves above nationhood, beyond patriotism, and they want the war to end.• It seemed a poor candidate for nationhood.• It is that it has lost its nationhood.• They tried to build nations; as they depart, so does the idea of nationhood.• Maybe they also came to reaffirm a sense of nationhood barely a decade after the agony of civil war.• Yet postwar experience has shown that the formal foundations of the state were not the sinequanon of nationhood.• Their commitment to nationhood had been forged long before.• An interior from a Maryland farmhouse shows that with nationhood comes a fully developed appreciation of fine furniture and decorative pieces.
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