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Hitlerite

Hitlerite

9.9
Supporting Adolf Hitler, his beliefs, or the Nazi movement
  • adjective
  • /ˈhɪtlərˌaɪt/
translation icon : 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
  • NSFW
127 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
fascistic
vsHitlerite
3 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
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

How Supportive

Hitlerite
9.9
supportive
348 2.8
sympathetic
152 3.4
neutral
218 3.6
opposed
1 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.