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Definition of Centralistic
1. Adjective. Advocating centralization.
Definition of Centralistic
1. [adj]
Lexicographical Neighbors of Centralistic
Literary usage of Centralistic
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Notes on the Science of Government and the Relations of the States to the by Raleigh C. Minor (1913)
"(II) The Nationalistic or centralistic School, and Its Doctrines. In opposition
to the theories advocated by the States Rights school of statesmen ..."
2. Memoirs of Friedrich Ferdinand, Count Von Beust by Friedrich Ferdinand Beust (1887)
"He declined, saying that his centralistic views were incompatible with Dualism.
I did not doubt the sincerity of this declaration, although I could have ..."
3. Russia, Her Strength and Her Weakness: A Study of the Present Conditions of by Wolf von Schierbrand (1904)
"Many of them add that this necessarily means centralistic as well. In Western
countries opinion seems to be very divided on this score. ..."
4. Racial Factors in Democracy by Philip Ainsworth Means (1919)
"Again, the Moorish conquest of the southern half of Spain suggests the centralistic
type of colonization also. Anthropologically speaking it was ..."
5. Turkey: A Past and a Future by Arnold Joseph Toynbee (1917)
"Public policy was determined by two main considerations: (i) The centralistic
idea, which claimed for the Turkish race not merely preponderant but exclusive ..."
6. Russia of To-day: From the German of Baron E. Von Der Brüggen by E[rnst] freiherr von der Brüggen, M. Sandwith (1904)
"If it be proved that the centralistic form of autocracy only facilitates governments,
but not good governments, ..."
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