majorism

/məˈdʒɔːrɪzəm/

Definitions

1. noun

A tendency to prioritize the most significant or important aspects of a situation.

“The politician’s majorism became clear when he focused on the economic benefits of the new policy.”

2. noun

A philosophical or ideological emphasis on the importance of the collective or majority over individual interests.

“The social movement’s majorism was criticized for dismissing minority opinions and perspectives.”

Synonyms

  • collectivism
  • majoritarianism

Antonyms

  • individualism
  • minoritarianism