supremacist
UK: /suːˈprɛməsɪst/ | US: /sʊˈprɛməsɪst/
n. a person who believes in or advocates the supremacy of a particular group, especially one defined by race, gender, or social class.
The word "supremacist" derives from "supreme," originating from the Latin supremus (highest, utmost), itself from super (above). The suffix "-acy" (from Latin -atia) forms nouns denoting state or quality (e.g., "supremacy"), while "-ist" (from Greek -istes) indicates a person who practices or advocates something. The term emerged in the 19th century, reflecting ideologies asserting dominance of one group over others.
The leader was accused of being a racial supremacist.
Supremacist ideologies often lead to social conflict.
She openly opposed the views of gender supremacists.
The group promoted supremacist rhetoric online.
Historians study how supremacist movements gain influence.