anarchist
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- noun
- /ˈæn.ɑːr.kɪst/
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anarquista
- As an anarchist, she believed that people could live harmoniously without government intervention.
- anarchists believe
- self-proclaimed anarchist
- socialists and anarchists
Anarchists are like fish, and anarchist theory is like the ocean.
- Anarchists are like fish, and anarchist theory is like the ocean.
- Read a book talking about anarchists, especially in the US.
- It's a coalition made-up of radical extreme communists and anarchists.
- It makes sense to place him in the libertarian camp in in some respects, but in other respects he's more of an anarchist.
- By the way, Garnier believes was an anarchist who believed that there would be no law, courts or police necessary in East Town.
- I mean, she she talks about anarchists like Kropotkin and other thinkers that were into sort of non violent anarchism.
- Fuck the motherfuking anarchists are burning the streets of Seattle.
- There's this reality that in which anarchists do weird stuff.
- Or you're you're or you're, you know, you're anarchist or whatever.
- I hear controlled mechanical Obsidian dragonflies search for anarchists.
- And it turns out that no, they are not Ant anarchists.
- And if you're in New York and you don't buy this Euro, you hate Greek people, but you're an anarchist, You're a socialist who hates Greek people.
Examples
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"I'm married to an anarchist," he teased, bending down to kiss the side of her neck.
Fiction book (2002) -
By the way, Garnier believes was an anarchist who believed that there would be no law, courts or police necessary in East Town.
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Where do you think would be the most likely anarchist area to rise up first?
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- What are you, some kind of anarchist or something?
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You call yourself an anarchist!
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It's not like he was something normal, like a socialist or an anarchist.
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You are a fanatic, an anarchist.
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In the wake of the strike, local anarchists stepped up their advocacy for women workers.
Academic text (2000) -
"We are not the least afraid of ruin," said the Spanish anarchist Buenaventura Durutti.
Academic text (2011) -
Marxists and anarchists both seek the ultimate goal of a state-free society.
Academic text (2011)
Antonyms
Compounds
A political idea that wants no government and for people to share businesses and goods
How Committed
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Anarchist comes from Greek parts an- meaning 'without' and archos meaning 'ruler'. The same root is in monarch ('single ruler'), so an anarchist is someone who wants 'no ruler' and believes in a society without government or laws.