Baath
- noun
- As a supporter of the Baath movement, she participated in numerous political rallies.
- Baath Party
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Watch on YouTubeSo we were going out, you know, hitting targets and the first big target that we went to hit that I was a point man on was a Baath party member.
- So we were going out, you know, hitting targets and the first big target that we went to hit that I was a point man on was a Baath party member.
Examples
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Saddam Hussein was a prominent leader of the Iraqi Baath Party during his dictatorship.
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Six were members of the Syrian Baath Party.
Academic text (2010) -
Baath Party officials gave talks around the country to justify the government's position.
Academic text (1991) -
So we were going out, you know, hitting targets and the first big target that we went to hit that I was a point man on was a Baath party member.
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After seizing power in 1968, the Iraqi Baath Party divided Arabs into a progressive camp, naturally led by Iraq, and a reactionary camp led by Saudi Arabia.
Academic text (1990) -
In October 2007, the Iraqi Baath Party held its 13th conference, in which it formally certified one of Saddam's vice presidents, Izzat Ibrahim al-Douri, as the supreme leader of the Sunni resistance.
Blog text (5) -
And when, in March 2001, Baath party members asked Syrian Vice-President Abd Halim Khaddam at a public meeting why the regime did not do more to solve the problems of corruption, incompetence, and the slow pace of reform, his answer was that the Arab-Israeli conflict permitted no changes at home.
Academic text (2007) -
The university invited a former Baath Party official to discuss the political climate in the region.
Synonyms
A member or supporter of the Baath political party in countries like Syria and Iraq
Surface Forms
Etymology
Baath comes from the Arabic word baʿth meaning 'rebirth' or 'revival'. A Baath is a supporter or member of the movement that wants to 'bring back' Arab unity and new social ideas, so the name shows why they are part of that revival.