anti-tax
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- noun
- /ˈæn.ti.tæks/
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antimpuesto
- The initiative portended the anti-tax revolution that hangs over the country to this day.
- anti-tax group
- anti-tax activist
- anti-tax crusader
OK, next we will talk about shifting the goal posts, the anti tax movement in the United States.
- OK, next we will talk about shifting the goal posts, the anti tax movement in the United States.
Examples
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That's the anti-tax group run by Grover Norquist, a leading conservative movement leader and prominent Obama critic.
Blog text (9) -
A second key development is the rise of anti-government, anti-tax sentiment and a corresponding decline of belief that collective responsibility can override individual choice.
Academic text (1996) -
OK, next we will talk about shifting the goal posts, the anti tax movement in the United States.
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We're going to look at the anti tax movement and our agenda is going to be the first to go back and look at the history of it.
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I think this is a basic, if hidden, viewpoint that drives the anti-tax crowd.
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The anti-tax wave swamped the need to build roads to ease congestion and open access for the economy.
Blog text (14) -
But even a fierce anti-tax campaign mounted by the Progress Party did extend to a backlash against the welfare state itself.
Academic text (1996) -
When the legislature proved unresponsive, the citizenry organized and launched the anti-tax crusade that is a direct precursor to the Tea Party movement of today.
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Millionaire businessman John Raese is running on a hard-right "pro-business, anti-regulation, and anti-tax platform" as the GOP nominee for a Senate seat from West Virginia.
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The anti-tax movement has gained significant traction in the last few years.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Anti-tax joins anti- 'against' and tax 'money paid to the government', so an anti-tax person, group, or movement is one that works to oppose taxes or to stop them from going up.