Interested in, or concentrating on local events or matters; parochial or provincial(adjective)
A person with such an attitude or interest(noun)
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Use "localist" in a sentence
"The evil Libs waved a very cheap credit card from the Co-Op bank under my nose and I saw something that had more than just monetary uses and they were talking all "localist" which appealed to me somewhat."
"The move sparked anger from housebuilders, who fear the Government's new "localist" drive could become a "Nimbyist charter" and thwart new developments at a time when the country faces a desperate housing shortage."
"Many of the themes espoused by those pursuing what might be called a "localist" agenda - local provenance, craft production and a dislike of homogenised food and drink."