Noun

(-), usonianism

(rare) A custom, idea, or usage peculiar to the USA; a Usonian mentality; a preference for the USA and the ideas it represents

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, year=1995 , author=Bruce-Novoa , chapter=Through the Eye of the Condor: The Limitless Horizons of Literary Space , editor=María Duke dos Santos, Patricia De la Fuente , title=Sabine R. Ulibarrí , page=98 , passage=That Ulibarri sees the Ecuadorean Indian as too burdened by a tradition of dehumanizing servitude is perhaps more revealing of his deep-seated Usonianism than of the Indians' real character.}}

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, year=2003 , author=José F. Buscaglia-Salgado , title=Undoing Empire: Race and Nation in the Mulatto Caribbean , page=22 , passage=Already in the early process of developing a Usonian nationalist ideology, or Usonianism ,

(rare) The philosophical ideal of Frank Lloyd Wright's Usonian architecture

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, year=1979 , author=American Society for Environmental History , title=Environmental Review , page=21 , passage=Broadacres was the ultimate landscape combining the best of the cities and the country, organicism, decentralization and usonianism .}}

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, year=2002 , author=April 15 , chapter=Frank Lloyd Wright's "Usonianism" Will Be Explored in Talk Sponsored by UB Art History Department , title=NewsCenter , publisher=State University of New York at Buffalo , passage="Usonianism ," an architectural style that articulated Frank Lloyd Wright's social and economic principles of "usonian democracy,"

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, year=ca 2008 , author=Colorado Historical Society , title=Nomination of the Nelson House to the Colorado State Register of Historic Properties , passage=Architect Frank Lloyd Wright pioneered Usonianism as the path to affordable modern residential architecture.}}