Nazi
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- adjective
- /ˈnɑːtsi/
- NSFW
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nazi
- The documentary explored the brutal tactics used by the Nazi regime during World War II.
- Nazi Party
- Nazi ideology
- Nazi propaganda
That's the that's the oldest Nazi propaganda in the book.
- That's the that's the oldest Nazi propaganda in the book.
- But B doesn't know what the Nazi salute is and is awkward.
- That is Stasi, right wing Nazi thinking at its core.
- And that it's wrong to think of the Nazi regime as anti science.
- First days of the German attack, Nazi attack on the Soviet Union.
- I think you've picked up the Nazi ideas that Jews can't create.
- And by the way, they're nothing like as high as as pro Nazi historians have made out.
- Bob Hope is up there making fun of Nazi ideologues such as Gurgles.
- And he's looking at at, you know, how how did the Nazi death camps come about?
- What Sean Spicer did today was Soviet style propaganda mixed with Nazi tactics.
- Last time Felix was making Nazi jokes, OK.
- No, but they were famous that they were famous Nazi hunters.
- He wears his father's Nazi Party lapel pit.
- Basically working through the Nazi leftover groups.
- You and shooting those Nazi machine guns.
Examples
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Hitler and his Nazi Party rose to power by tapping into these feelings.
Academic text (2011) -
I was never a member of the Nazi Party.
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The curriculum, it was argued, did not give equal time to the Nazi point of view.
Academic text (1992) -
And that it's wrong to think of the Nazi regime as anti science.
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The Allied victory in the Second World War removed the threats of Nazi tyranny and Japanese military conquest.
Academic text (1990) -
A local functionary, August Issel, was determined to impose Nazi ideology on the village.
Academic text (2011) -
An internment camp had been built in the district to house Nazi sympathizers among the Afrikaners.
Fiction book (1996) -
Many historians study the Nazi ideology to understand the factors that led to such atrocities.
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The exhibition showcased artifacts from Nazi Germany, providing insight into its oppressive policies.
Synonyms
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Showing belief in a strict, controlling government and strong national pride
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A political movement in Germany under Hitler that combines strong national pride with harmful racist ideas
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Showing extreme government control that stops people's freedom
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A cruel, violent style like Adolf Hitler and the Nazis used
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 comes from the short form of Nationalsozialist 'National Socialist', the name of a political movement in Germany. So Nazi used as an adjective means 'related to that party or its ideas'.