separatism

Converse of object

• encourage: It worries that military action would create a power vacuum, destabilize the region and encourage separatism among Turkish citizens of Kurdish origin.
• promote: The second is related to indigenous terrorist movements engaging in terrorism to promote separatism or an extreme ideology " .
• foster: Education Quandary Published: 01 September 2005 What is the best way of preventing independent Islamic schools fostering separatism and hatred?
• advocate: The worst thing that could possibly happen to Scotland is the separatism advocated by the hon.
• reject: They too reject separatism and also any separate legislative assembly.
• worry: Moscow worries that separatism inside Russia and radical Islamic movements beyond their borders might threaten stability in Southern Russia.

Adjective modifier

• national: The paper was sparked by Nairn's neo-Marxist speculations on national separatism in Britain published in the same year.
• Kurdish: Turkey fears a Kurdish breakaway state in northern Iraq could trigger renewed armed Kurdish separatism on its own territory.
• black: But neither Labor nor black separatism has the answers that can unite black and white workers.
• cultural: Difficult boundaries I accept that the boundaries between legitimate expression of identity and cultural separatism can be hard to draw.
• racial: The slogan ' Europe of a Hundred Flags ' sounds appealing but hides the racial separatism assumed in Fascist decentralization.
• ethnic: Ethnic separatism and the idea that people are intrinsically different because of their culture are possible outcomes of a struggle for indigenous rights.