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- adjective
fundamentalist
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- adjective of or relating to or tending toward fundamentalism
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Examples
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He is being fundamentalistic when he says “Columbia” and not Colombia.
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By the same token, these studies undermine fundamentalistic readings of the Bible.
Bishop Pierre Whalon: Jaw-Jaw Or War-War? Bishop Pierre Whalon 2011
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The Bill Rice Ranch guy struck me as hokey, even when I was seeking to be more fundamentalistic in high school.
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By the same token, these studies undermine fundamentalistic readings of the Bible.
Bishop Pierre Whalon: Jaw-Jaw Or War-War? Bishop Pierre Whalon 2011
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Sighz...but I have no tolerance for fundamentalistic black & white, antithetical thinking.
Om, Om, Om floreta 2009
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They pointed out that verification in empirical science is cyclic and principally anti-fundamentalistic.
Lvov-Warsaw School Wole&324;ski, Jan 2009
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The Greens are getting more and more fundamentalistic since they lost the counterweight of (the former pragmatic Green figurehead Joschka) Fischer's warnings.
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Marxism as a means of government was practiced as a rigidly enforced dogma with no recall to evidence allowed, the complete anathema to the scientific method and bears all the hallmarks of a secular fundamentalistic religion.
Teach the Controversy James F. McGrath 2008
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The fundamentalistic wing associated with the continuance of polygamy began after it was prohibited by the Church.
A Mormon View: Vanity Fair Fair, Vanity 2008
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Why cant you just accept that you are as fundamentalistic in your belief as the Christians are.
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