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Interventionist definition

ĭntər-vĕnshə-nĭst
interventionists
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Relating to or advocating interventionism.
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One who favors or advocates interventionism.
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One who organizes or leads interventions, as in confronting a person's substance abuse.
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One who favors or practices intervention, esp. in international affairs.
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Of intervention or interventionists.
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Favoring or practicing intervention.
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One who practices or defends interventionism.
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Noun

Singular:
interventionist
Plural:
interventionists

Origin of interventionist

  • From French interventionniste

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Interventionist Sentence Examples

  • The interventionist should also have completed continuing education in the intervention process and have experience in conducting them.

  • Do you know if they have had him seen by an early interventionist?

  • To achieve the Government's goal, tribunals will have to become more interventionist.

  • Blair supporters would think of him as a liberal interventionist, keen on nation building, rather than a neocon.

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