No. 16,533 in Korean
사대주의
"사대주의" refers to a servile attitude or excessive admiration toward powerful foreign countries or cultures.
In a sentence
한국 사회에서 사대주의는 역사적인 맥락 속에서 종종 논의됩니다.
In Korean society, cultural subservience is often discussed within historical contexts.
사대주의 refers to 'cultural subservience' and in this sentence, it denotes the tendency to prioritize foreign cultures over one's own, especially within a historical analysis.
사대주의를 배척할 필요성이 점차 강조되고 있습니다.
The necessity to reject cultural subservience is increasingly emphasized.
사대주의 in this context implies the negative connotation of undervaluing one's own cultural identity and promotes a call to action for its rejection.
사대주의는 현대 문화 충돌을 이해하는 데 중요한 개념입니다.
Cultural subservience is an important concept in understanding modern cultural conflicts.
Here, 사대주의 suggests a framework for examining the dynamics between different cultural values and traditions.
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