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Hitlerite

Hitlerite

1 9.9
Supporting Adolf Hitler, his beliefs, or the Nazi movement
  • adjective
  • /ˈhɪtlərˌaɪt/
: hitleriano
  • The dictator's Hitlerite views led to widespread fear and oppression.

Examples

  • The protesters accused the government of using Hitlerite tactics to silence opposition.

  • Many historians have studied the rise of Hitlerite movements in Europe during the 1930s.

  • The Hitlerite ideology was based on extreme nationalism.

  • Many historians study the Hitlerite regime to understand its impact.

  • The government's Hitlerite policies sparked protests across the nation.

  • His Hitlerite beliefs were evident in his public speeches and writings.

  • Many artists were forced to flee their homes due to Hitlerite oppression.

Synonyms

Nazi
vsHitlerite
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267 5.5

Relating to Hitler's party, its ideas or actions

focuses on supporting that leader and his specific policies rather than the broader party
Hitlerian
vsHitlerite
  • Literature
1 9.8

A cruel, violent style like Adolf Hitler and the Nazis used

expresses support for that leader specifically and for his policies
fascistic
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1 9.9

Showing extreme government control that stops people's freedom

names support for a particular leader and his policies rather than general authoritarian traits

How Supportive

Hitlerite
1 9.9
supportive
335 2.8
sympathetic
187 3.4
neutral
198 3.6
opposed
643 3.5

Surface Forms

Hitlerite positive

Morphology

Hitlerite = Hitler (transparent) = Hitler + ite

Formed directly from the proper name 'Hitler' plus the productive suffix '-ite' meaning follower/relating to, so the meaning is directly deducible.

Etymology

The word Hitlerite comes from the name Hitler plus the ending -ite, which means 'follower' or 'supporter'. So, something called Hitlerite is related to or shows support for Adolf Hitler and his ideas.