Eurolatry

English Etymology en :af Euro- -latry + 1 Pronunciation en ɒlətɹi 4 Noun - Excessive admiration for Europe or, more particularly, the European Union and European integration. en 1993 A Window on Europe https://books.google.com/books?id=xChnAAAAMAAJ xxi None of them descended to ‘Euro-guff’ or ‘Eurolatry’; that rhetoric of optimistic cliché and polished jargon which disgusted thousands of British audiences in past decades. en 2002 Greece in the European Union https://books.google.com/books?id=y3ElSGwRunMC 82 Even today, the perception of Europe tends to oscillate between emulation, veneration and literal “Eurolatry” on the one hand, and reticence, even sheer hate on the other. en 2016 J. G. A. Pocock Response and Commentary Journal of the History of Ideas 43948779 165 The proposal to separate the history of “Enlightenment” into a number of histories occurring in distinguishable contexts has of course incurred the displeasure of the Europhilia (not to say Eurolatry) prevalent among historians in recent decades. Related terms en Eurolater Translations French: fr eurolâtrie f Portuguese: pt eurolatria f Romanian: ro eurolatrie f Spanish: es eurolatría f en Europe Nationalism