1. Plural of isolationism; policies or doctrines of avoiding political, military, or economic involvement with other countries.
Usage: Usually used in political or historical contexts; Often refers to national foreign policy positions

Examples

• Many countries adopted isolationisms during the economic crisis to protect their domestic industries.
• The debate between isolationisms and global cooperation shaped 20th-century foreign policy.
• Historical isolationisms in the United States reflected a desire to avoid European conflicts.
• Different forms of isolationisms emerged across nations with varying economic and political goals.
• Critics argue that strict isolationisms can harm international trade and diplomacy.