Nazi
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- noun
- /ˈnɑːtsi/
- NSFW
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nazi
- The Nazis enforced strict laws aimed at suppressing dissent and controlling the population in Germany.
And there are some Nazis still living in Ukraine.
- And there are some Nazis still living in Ukraine.
- What's that movie about the Nazis in that big moon, The Iron Sky?
- It sure helps that the Nazis were the worst, right?
- The world stood back and watched while the Nazis threw the Jews off a building.
- You had technically to wait until the real Nazis, the old Nazis died.
- As Alex tried to rein him in, Kanye kept repeating, I love Nazis, I love Hitler.
- It would be ex Nazis living in Eastern Europe, for instance.
- And, and you think, well, you know, the Nazis, they were pretty bad.
- This book basically poses the question Nazis Why?
- So now in the Tenzes, the Nazis, the Tenzes.
- And then right after occupation of Nazis, yeah, of Germans.
Examples
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Over the weekend, horrifically, there were a couple of Nazi rallies in Orlando.
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And there are some Nazis still living in Ukraine.
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The world stood back and watched while the Nazis threw the Jews off a building.
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It sure helps that the Nazis were the worst, right?
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Probably you've heard these stories from survivors of Nazi concentration camps.
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Witnesses described how the Nazis implemented brutal policies against minority groups during World War II.
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Many people are still haunted by the memories of the atrocities committed by the Nazis during the Holocaust.
Synonyms
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A person who wants a strict, controlling government and who may use force against people who disagree
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A person in a Nazi armed group who wears a brown uniform and uses violence against opponents
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A member of a Nazi armed group that used violence before and during World War II
A person in Germany who belonged to the party led by Adolf Hitler
Supporting Adolf Hitler, his beliefs, or the Nazi movement
Compounds
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A period from 1933 to 1945 when Germany was ruled by Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party
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Political party that ruled Germany under Adolf Hitler from 1933 to 1945 and hurt many people
Surface Forms
Etymology
Nazi began in German as a casual nickname from the name Ignaz, and later became a short form of Nationalsozialist 'National Socialist'. So Nazi came to mean a member of that political party.