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Definition of Baathist in English: Baathist(also Ba'athist) nounˈbɑːθɪstˈbɑθəst A member or follower of the Baath Party, a pan-Arab political party. Example sentencesExamples - There are some technocrats who simply had to be Baathists in order to work.
- In the 1960s, the world recognized the Baathists.
- He defends his decision to hire former Baathists.
- Within four days, they arrested all union leaders and replaced them with loyal Baathists.
- He now makes about $200 a month instead of the $3 a month that doctors earned under the Baathists.
adjectiveˈbɑːθɪstˈbɑθəst Relating to the Baath Party. Example sentencesExamples - The military assumed that Fallujah was a Baathist stronghold.
- It is nearly impossible to find anything on these defining features of the Baathist epoch.
- Some appear to be former Baathist soldiers seeking revenge for indignities they have suffered.
- Under the Baathist regime, it was often difficult to access the resources needed to start or build business enterprises.
- It is estimated that there are between 4,000 and 5,000 mid-level Baathist opposition fighters.
Definition of Baathist in US English: Baathist(also Ba'athist) nounˈbɑθəstˈbäTHəst A member or follower of the Baath Party, a pan-Arab political party. Example sentencesExamples - Within four days, they arrested all union leaders and replaced them with loyal Baathists.
- There are some technocrats who simply had to be Baathists in order to work.
- He defends his decision to hire former Baathists.
- In the 1960s, the world recognized the Baathists.
- He now makes about $200 a month instead of the $3 a month that doctors earned under the Baathists.
adjectiveˈbɑθəstˈbäTHəst Relating to the Baath Party. Example sentencesExamples - It is estimated that there are between 4,000 and 5,000 mid-level Baathist opposition fighters.
- The military assumed that Fallujah was a Baathist stronghold.
- Under the Baathist regime, it was often difficult to access the resources needed to start or build business enterprises.
- Some appear to be former Baathist soldiers seeking revenge for indignities they have suffered.
- It is nearly impossible to find anything on these defining features of the Baathist epoch.
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