Definitions

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  • adjective of or pertaining to consumerism; consumeristic
  • noun a proponent of consumerism

Etymologies

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consumer +‎ -ist

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Examples

  • Whether "increased productivity" will fill those gaps though, is based on assumptions made by economists in consumerist, not producer, cultures.

    Time is not money in Mexico. 2010

  • Whether "increased productivity" will fill those gaps though, is based on assumptions made by economists in consumerist, not producer, cultures.

    Time is not money in Mexico. 2010

  • Whether "increased productivity" will fill those gaps though, is based on assumptions made by economists in consumerist, not producer, cultures.

    Time is not money in Mexico. 2010

  • Whether "increased productivity" will fill those gaps though, is based on assumptions made by economists in consumerist, not producer, cultures.

    Time is not money in Mexico. 2010

  • Whether "increased productivity" will fill those gaps though, is based on assumptions made by economists in consumerist, not producer, cultures.

    Time is not money in Mexico. 2010

  • Whether "increased productivity" will fill those gaps though, is based on assumptions made by economists in consumerist, not producer, cultures.

    Time is not money in Mexico. 2010

  • Whether "increased productivity" will fill those gaps though, is based on assumptions made by economists in consumerist, not producer, cultures.

    Time is not money in Mexico. 2010

  • Whether "increased productivity" will fill those gaps though, is based on assumptions made by economists in consumerist, not producer, cultures.

    Time is not money in Mexico. 2010

  • Whether "increased productivity" will fill those gaps though, is based on assumptions made by economists in consumerist, not producer, cultures.

    Time is not money in Mexico. 2010

  • Whether "increased productivity" will fill those gaps though, is based on assumptions made by economists in consumerist, not producer, cultures.

    Time is not money in Mexico. 2010

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