Definition of fascistic in English:

fascistic

adjective fəˈʃɪstɪkfaˈSHistik

Having or relating to extreme right-wing, authoritarian, or intolerant views or practices.
religious nationalism can lead to fascistic tendencies
the party's most overtly fascistic elements
Example sentencesExamples
- Every year, no matter who wins at the polls, the government grows larger and more fascistic.
- They tended to become fascistic themselves - to become obsessed by seizing power.
- Over several years he has acted Coriolanus, Kent in King Lear, and a ruthless, fascistic Richard III in a production set in a version of 1930s London.
- Images of strapping masculinity are often slated as fascistic.
- Are fascistic far-right parties really 'on the march again'?
- Tens of thousands of political dissidents have been executed for simply not wanting this fascistic regime.
- Only two years ago the party was gripped by internal feuding, which led to the expulsion of openly fascistic elements from its ranks.
- He is described as more like a successful media tycoon than the leader of a fascistic politico-religious cult.
- Is this the way to criticize an administration that seems to have some fascistic tendencies?
- Any girl growing up struggles to reconcile her sense of her own body with the fascistic norms imposed on her.

Definition of fascistic in US English:

fascistic

adjectivefaˈSHistik

Having or relating to extreme right-wing, authoritarian, or intolerant views or practices.
religious nationalism can lead to fascistic tendencies
the party's most overtly fascistic elements
Example sentencesExamples
- They tended to become fascistic themselves - to become obsessed by seizing power.
- Every year, no matter who wins at the polls, the government grows larger and more fascistic.
- Images of strapping masculinity are often slated as fascistic.
- Over several years he has acted Coriolanus, Kent in King Lear, and a ruthless, fascistic Richard III in a production set in a version of 1930s London.
- Is this the way to criticize an administration that seems to have some fascistic tendencies?
- Any girl growing up struggles to reconcile her sense of her own body with the fascistic norms imposed on her.
- Tens of thousands of political dissidents have been executed for simply not wanting this fascistic regime.
- Are fascistic far-right parties really 'on the march again'?
- He is described as more like a successful media tycoon than the leader of a fascistic politico-religious cult.
- Only two years ago the party was gripped by internal feuding, which led to the expulsion of openly fascistic elements from its ranks.

词汇	fascistic
释义	Definition of fascistic in English: fascistic adjective fəˈʃɪstɪkfaˈSHistik Having or relating to extreme right-wing, authoritarian, or intolerant views or practices. religious nationalism can lead to fascistic tendencies the party's most overtly fascistic elements Example sentencesExamples Every year, no matter who wins at the polls, the government grows larger and more fascistic. They tended to become fascistic themselves - to become obsessed by seizing power. Over several years he has acted Coriolanus, Kent in King Lear, and a ruthless, fascistic Richard III in a production set in a version of 1930s London. Images of strapping masculinity are often slated as fascistic. Are fascistic far-right parties really 'on the march again'? Tens of thousands of political dissidents have been executed for simply not wanting this fascistic regime. Only two years ago the party was gripped by internal feuding, which led to the expulsion of openly fascistic elements from its ranks. He is described as more like a successful media tycoon than the leader of a fascistic politico-religious cult. Is this the way to criticize an administration that seems to have some fascistic tendencies? Any girl growing up struggles to reconcile her sense of her own body with the fascistic norms imposed on her. Definition of fascistic in US English: fascistic adjectivefaˈSHistik Having or relating to extreme right-wing, authoritarian, or intolerant views or practices. religious nationalism can lead to fascistic tendencies the party's most overtly fascistic elements Example sentencesExamples They tended to become fascistic themselves - to become obsessed by seizing power. Every year, no matter who wins at the polls, the government grows larger and more fascistic. Images of strapping masculinity are often slated as fascistic. Over several years he has acted Coriolanus, Kent in King Lear, and a ruthless, fascistic Richard III in a production set in a version of 1930s London. Is this the way to criticize an administration that seems to have some fascistic tendencies? Any girl growing up struggles to reconcile her sense of her own body with the fascistic norms imposed on her. Tens of thousands of political dissidents have been executed for simply not wanting this fascistic regime. Are fascistic far-right parties really 'on the march again'? He is described as more like a successful media tycoon than the leader of a fascistic politico-religious cult. Only two years ago the party was gripped by internal feuding, which led to the expulsion of openly fascistic elements from its ranks.
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