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Germanism

NOUN
  1. a custom that is peculiar to Germany or its citizens

How To Use Germanism In A Sentence

  • Pan-Germany :Germany Germany started the Alliance System to isolate France and supported Pan-Germanism to unite with the Germany in Austria under one great Germany state.
  • He must have been to quite a few similar occasions, because he was pleased to say that "apart from a little touch of anti-Germanism" the fourth Reich remark this one hadn't been "rancidly anti-Scottish and anti-European". The English will surely have their day. But it will be a long time coming
  • Germany started the Alliance System to isolate France and supported Pan-Germanism to unite with the Germany in Austria under one great Germany state.
  • Pan-Germany :Germany Germany started the Alliance System to isolate France and supported Pan-Germanism to unite with the Germany in Austria under one great Germany state.
  • Polonism had resisted the utmost efforts of Germanism and Notes on Life and Letters
  • France as well as Denmark, Carlyle and his school made some effort to justify their Germanism, by pitting what they called the piety and simplicity of Germany against what they called the cynicism and ribaldry of France. The Crimes of England
  • Otherwise the dialect is solidly Midland, and aside from Germanisms bears a close affinity with the Philadelphia area, such as in its use of diphthongal long O and long A.
  • [2] Could I have hazarded such a Germanism as the use of the word afterworld for posterity, -- "Es spreche Welt und Nachwelt meinen The Death of Wallenstein
  • That element of racial unity which may be called Polonism, remained compressed between Prussian Germanism on one side and the Russian Notes on Life and Letters
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