Hitlerite
- adjective
- /ˈhɪtlərˌaɪt/
- The dictator's Hitlerite views led to widespread fear and oppression.
Examples
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The protesters accused the government of using Hitlerite tactics to silence opposition.
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Many historians have studied the rise of Hitlerite movements in Europe during the 1930s.
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The Hitlerite ideology was based on extreme nationalism.
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Many historians study the Hitlerite regime to understand its impact.
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The government's Hitlerite policies sparked protests across the nation.
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His Hitlerite beliefs were evident in his public speeches and writings.
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Many artists were forced to flee their homes due to Hitlerite oppression.
Synonyms
Relating to Hitler's party, its ideas or actions
Showing extreme government control that stops people's freedom
A cruel, violent style like Adolf Hitler and the Nazis used
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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.