antisocialist
- adjective
- /ˌæn.tiˈsoʊ.ʃə.lɪst/
- Her antisocialist beliefs influenced her opposition to public healthcare reforms.
Examples
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In 1989, when the Berlin Wall fell, many took this not just as the symbolic end to Soviet communism but more broadly as vindication of anticommunist, antisocialist, or at least antirevolutionary positions.
Academic text (2006) -
The authorities have responded by reiterating their old antimarket rhetoric and staging frequent (but unsuccessful) campaigns against what they call "subversive, antisocialist activities."
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All of this was done in the prevailing antisocialist atmosphere described above.
Academic text (1996) -
We have declared war against the American imperialists, Zionists, terrorists, and all other antisocialist atrocities.
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In fact, the radicalization and polarization of the revolution in 1919 reinforced the antisocialist thrust of the Catholic workers' movement throughout the 1920s.
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Politically, the Cold War exerted antisocialist pressures on the PNP and pushed it towards the nonideological political center where it competed with the JLP primarily on the basis of patronage.
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He copied the text of the interview and sent it to a member of the Politburo, Hermann Axen, accusing E.G. of performing antisocialist activities in the very center of imperialism.
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The politicians proposed antisocialist measures to limit the government's role in the economy.
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Many argued that antisocialist policies could harm the welfare of the lower class.
Synonyms
Not supporting public ownership or state control of businesses
Antonyms
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Etymology
Antisocialist starts with anti- meaning 'against' and includes socialist, which comes from social about 'society' and sharing. So antisocialist describes ideas or laws that are 'against' socialism.